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ATR ATR-42/-72 Sorting: Serial Nr. 29.08.2021 Ser.Nr. Type F/F Status Immatr. Operator Last Operator in service Engines Owner Rem. @airlinefleet.info M/Y until 1 ATR42-200 1984 accidented F-WEGA none Producer/Prototype 06-1988 PWC PW120 accidented Toulouse 17.06.88 2 ATR42-300 1984 broken up F-WEGB none Producer/Prototype 07-2001 PWC PW120 broken up by 07-2001 3 ATR42-300 1985 perm_wfu F-WEGA none Aeronova 10-2016 PWC PW120 preserved Aeroscopia Museum, Toulouse 4 ATR42-300 1985 stored TG-AGD none Islena Airlines 00-2015 PWC PW120 5 ATR42-300F 1986 perm_wfu LY-OOV none Danu Oro Transportas 07-2017 PWC PW120 to be broken up 6 ATR42-300 1986 broken up F-GHPS none Air Guyane Express 06-2010 PWC PW120 broken up by 02-2011 7 ATR42-300 1986 accidented G-DRFC none Blue Islands 08-2012 PWC PW120 written off after landing incident Jersey 06.08.2012 8 ATR42-300 1986 broken up F-GEQJ none Air Liberte 08-2001 PWC PW120 broken up by 11-2007 9 ATR42-300 1986 perm_wfu CU-T1296 none Aerocaribbean 04-2016 PWC PW120 to be broken up 10 ATR42-300F 1986 stored LY-RUM none Danu Oro Transportas 12-2018 PWC PW120 P2F-converted 11 ATR42-320 1986 in service PNC-241 Policia Nacional Colombiana 10-2009 PWC PW121 12 ATR42-300 1986 accidented F-OHFV none Si Fly 11-1999 PWC PW120 crashed in Kosovo 12.11.99 13 ATR42-300 1986 stored LY-ARI none Danu Oro Transportas 05-2018 PWC PW120 Off. Serial Nr.12A 14 ATR42-300 1986 in service CU-T1550 Cubana 07-2015 PWC PW120 15 ATR42-300F 1986 broken up HK-4492X none Arkas 05-2010 PWC PW120 sold for spares 04-2012 16 ATR42-300F 1986 in service N212AZ Blue Ridge Aero Services 06-2002 PWC PW120 P2F-converted 17 ATR42-300QC 1986 broken up G-IONA none Bravo Aviation 06-2009 PWC PW120 broken up by 07-2009 18 ATR42-300F 1986 broken up HK-4493 none Arkas 05-2010 PWC PW120 sold for spares 04-2012 19 ATR42-300 1986 broken up G-ISLG none Blue Islands 07-2016 PWC PW120 broken up 08-2016 20 ATR42-320 1986 accidented PR-MPN none MAP Linhas Aéreas 06-2019 PWC PW121 written off after emergency landing after take off M 21 ATR42-320 1986 stored PR-TTF none TRIP Paulista 12-2012 PWC PW121 22 ATR42-300 1986 broken up EI-CVR none Aer Arann 11-2010 PWC PW120 broken up by 11-2010 23 ATR42-300F 1986 perm_wfu N908FX none Empire Airlines 01-2018 PWC PW120 P2F-converted 24 ATR42-300F 1986 in service VH-TOX Toll Aviation 08-2008 PWC PW120 P2F-converted 25 ATR42-300 1986 in service 5N-BCS Overland Airways 07-2008 PWC PW120 Air Queensland VH-AQF ntu 26 ATR42-300 1986 accidented PT-MTS none Total Linhas Aereos 09-2002 PWC PW120 crashed near Paranapanema (SP) 14.09.2002 27 ATR42-300 1986 in service PK-YRE Trigana Air Service 06-2002 PWC PW120 28 ATR42-300 1986 accidented YV1499 none SBA - Santa Barbara Airlines 02-2008 PWC PW120 crashed into mounatin after take off Merida 21.02.2 29 ATR42-300 1986 broken up PT-MFH none Pantanal L.A. 07-2011 PWC PW120 ATR ATR-42/-72 Sorting: Serial Nr. 29.08.2021 Ser.Nr. Type F/F Status Immatr. Operator Last Operator in service Engines Owner Rem. @airlinefleet.info M/Y until 30 ATR42-300 1986 broken up N330NA none Islena Airlines 07-2005 PWC PW120 broken up 2012 31 ATR42-300 1986 in service 5N-BCR Overland Airways 03-2005 PWC PW120 32 ATR42-320 1986 stored C9-SOL none Solenta Aviation Mozambique 10-2018 PWC PW121 33 ATR42-300 1986 broken up SX-BPA none Pantheon Airways 10-2009 PWC PW120 broken up by 08-2012 34 ATR42-300 1986 broken up I-ATRF none Air Industria 03-2003 PWC PW120 broken up 07-2008 35 ATR42-312 1986 broken up N335DG none TRIP Paulista 04-2013 PWC PW120 broken up by 11-2014 36 ATR42-300 1986 in service OY-JRJ Danish Air Transport 05-1999 PWC PW120 37 ATR42-312 1986 destroyed N37AE none American Eagle Airlines 03-2001 PWC PW120 destroyed, caught by strong wind while parked Free 38 ATR42-312 1987 stored YV2314 none SBA - Santa Barbara Airlines 02-2017 PWC PW120 39 ATR42-312 1987 perm_wfu XA-SJJ none Aeromar 07-2017 PWC PW120 preserved at KidZania Guadalajara 10-2017 40 ATR42-312 1987 broken up N142DD none American Eagle Airlines 11-2001 PWC PW120 broken up by 05-2004 41 ATR42-312 1987 stored 9G-AAB none Antrak Air Ghana 06-2015 PWC PW120 42 ATR42-300 1987 broken up D-BATR none UTAir Ukraine 05-2014 PWC PW120 broken up 2016 43 ATR42-312 1987 perm_wfu PT-MFV none Pantanal L.A. 07-2011 PWC PW120 to be broken up 44 ATR42-320 1987 broken up 5R-MVT none Air Madagascar 03-2016 PWC PW121 broken up 03-2016 45 ATR42-312F 1987 in service N911FX Empire Airlines 10-2003 PWC PW120 FedEx P2F-converted 46 ATR42-312 1987 accidented I-ATRE none ATI-Linee Aeree Nazionali 10-1987 PWC PW120 crashed near Como 15.10.1987 due to icing on wing 47 ATR42-312F 1987 in service N912FX Empire Airlines 10-2003 PWC PW120 FedEx P2F-converted 48 ATR42-312 1987 accidented EI-COC none Italair 01-1998 PWC PW120 crashed on landing Algehro 20.01.1998 49 ATR42-312 1987 broken up F-GFJH none Direction Générale de l'Aviation Ci 03-2019 PWC PW120 Calibrator 50 ATR42-312F 1987 accidented PK-YRP none Trigana Air Service 02-2010 PWC PW120 written off after emergency landing near Balikpapan 51 ATR42-312 1987 in service PNC-0245 Policia Nacional Colombiana 01-2018 PWC PW120 52 ATR42-312F 1987 in service TG-DHP DHL de Guatemala 11-2003 PWC PW120 P2F-converted 53 ATR42-312 1987 broken up 4X-ATN none IsrAir 03-2013 PWC PW120 broken up 54 ATR42-312 1987 perm_wfu VP-BCB none UTair Aviation 02-2015 PWC PW120 to be broken up 55 ATR42-312 1987 broken up F-GVZZ none AirlinAir 07-2013 PWC PW120 broken up 2014 56 ATR42-312 1987 destroyed N143DD none AMR-Executive 10-1998 PWC PW120 written off after incident on ground San Juan 25.10. 57 ATR42-312 1987 broken up UR-UTE none UTAir Ukraine 05-2014 PWC PW120 broken up 2018 58 ATR42-320 1987 broken up XA-TIC none Aeromar 05-2017 PWC PW121 broken up 2018 ATR ATR-42/-72 Sorting: Serial Nr. 29.08.2021 Ser.Nr. Type F/F Status Immatr. Operator Last Operator in service Engines Owner Rem. @airlinefleet.info M/Y until 59 ATR42-312 1987 in service PK-TSZ Indonesia Air 03-2013 PWC PW120 60 ATR42-320F 1987 in service V5-HCN Solenta Aviation 08-2002 PWC PW121 P2F-converted 61 ATR42-300F 1987 broken up YV2308 none Vensecar International 02-2018 PWC PW120 broken up 11-2020 62 ATR42-320 1987 stored XA-SYH none Aeromar 05-2017 PWC PW121 63 ATR42-312 1987 in service OY-JRY Danish Air Transport 12-2000 PWC PW120 64 ATR42-320 1987 broken up 4X-ATO none IsrAir 11-2011 PWC PW121 broken up 11-2011 65 ATR42-312 1987 broken up N973NA none American Eagle Airlines 11-2001 PWC PW120 broken up by 05-2015 66 ATR42-320F 1987 in service HA-KAM Fleet Air International 05-2020 PWC PW121 P2F-converted by 09-2019 67 ATR42-312F 1988 stored LZ-ETM none Bright Flight 01-2018 PWC PW120 P2F-converted by 10-2003 68 ATR42-312 1988 broken up D-BLAU none UTAir Ukraine 05-2014 PWC PW120 broken up 2016 69 ATR42-320 1988 broken up 4X-ATM none IsrAir 11-2011 PWC PW121 70 ATR42-312 1988 perm_wfu PT-MFU none Pantanal L.A. 07-2011 PWC PW120 preserved as a restaurant at hotel the hill, sâo carlos 71 ATR42-320 1988 broken up ET-AJC none LAC Congo 06-1999 PWC PW121 derelict Addis Abeba 12-2005 72 ATR42-300 1988 broken up PP-PTF none TRIP Paulista 03-2013 PWC PW120 broken up by 04-2016 73 ATR42-320 1988 accidented 4X-ATK none IsrAir 06-2001 PWC PW121 written off after landing incident Tel Aviv Ben Gurion 74 ATR42-312 1988 broken up N144DD none American Eagle Airlines 12-1999 PWC PW120 broken up 2002 75 ATR42-320 1988 broken up ZS-OVS none Solenta Aviation 11-2013 PWC PW121 broken up 2017 76 ATR42-312 1988 broken up ET-AJD none Scorpio Aviation 08-2000 PWC PW120 broken up by 12-2003 77 ATR42-312 1988 broken up VP-BBC none West Caribbean Airways 09-2005 PWC PW120 broken up by 01-2008 78 ATR42-320 1988 in service F-HMTO Authorities 05-2005 PWC PW121 Meteo France/Centre d'Aviation Meteorol. 79 ATR42-312F 1988 in service VH-TOQ Toll Aviation 08-2008 PWC PW120 P2F-converted 80 ATR42-312 1988 broken up OY-CHT none Air Europa Express 08-2016 PWC PW120 81 ATR42-312F 1988 in service HC-CDX Trans Am Aero Express 05-2003 PWC PW120 P2F-converted 82 ATR42-312F 1988 broken up EI-SLC none Mistral Air 08-2011 PWC PW120 broken up by 10-2011 83 ATR42-312 1988 destroyed YR-ATY none TAROM 12-1999 PWC PW120 written off after damaged by "Lothar"-storm 26.12.
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    SP’s AN SP GUIDE PUBLICATION ED BUYER ONLY) ED BUYER AS -B A NDI I News Flies. We Gather Intelligence. Every Month. From India. 75.00 ( ` Aviationwww.spsaviation.net JUNE • 2011 ENGINE POWERPAGE 18 Regional Aviation FBO Services in India Interview with CAS No Slowdown in Indo-US Relationship LENG/2008/24199 Interview: Pratt & Whitney EBACE 2011 RNI NUMBER: DELENG/2008/24199 DE Show Report Our jets aren’t built tO airline standards. FOr which Our custOmers thank us daily. some manufacturers tout the merits of building business jets to airline standards. we build to an even higher standard: our own. consider the citation mustang. its airframe service life is rated at 37,500 cycles, exceeding that of competing airframes built to “airline standards.” in fact, it’s equivalent to 140 years of typical use. excessive? no. just one of the many ways we go beyond what’s required to do what’s expected of the world’s leading maker of business aircraft. CALL US TODAY. DEMO A CITATION MUSTANG TOMORROW. 000-800-100-3829 | WWW.AvIATOR.CESSNA.COM The Citation MUSTANG Cessna102804 Mustang Airline SP Av.indd 1 12/22/10 12:57 PM BAILEY LAUERMAN Cessna Cessna102804 Mustang Airline SP Av Cessna102804 Pub: SP’s Aviation Color: 4-color Size: Trim 210mm x 267mm, Bleed 277mm x 220mm SP’s AN SP GUIDE PUBLICATION TABLE of CONTENTS News Flies. We Gather Intelligence. Every Month. From India. AviationIssue 6 • 2011 Dassault Rafale along with EurofighterT yphoon were found 25 Indo-US Relationship compliant with the IAF requirements of a medium multi-role No Slowdown