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SAAB 2000 Sorting: Serial Nr SAAB 2000 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 SAAB2000 1992 broken up SE-001 none Producer/Prototype 08-2000 RR AE2100A exported to Pakistan 09-2018 2 SAAB2000 1992 perm_wfu SE-002 Producer/Prototype Producer/Prototype 00-2000 RR AE2100A donated to Flygteknik Technical Training School Stoc 3 SAAB2000 1992 perm_wfu SE-003 Producer/Prototype Producer/Prototype 08-1992 RR AE2100A preserved at HAD Swedish Air Force Fire School 4 SAAB2000 1993 in service N201JA Meregrass 08-2021 RR AE2100A Nordic Avia.Cap. 5 SAAB2000 1993 stored HB-IZB none Sky Work Airlines 08-2018 RR AE2100A Rockton Av. 6 SAAB2000 1994 stored G-CDKA none Eastern Airways 07-2020 RR AE2100A 7 SAAB2000 1993 stored HB-IZD none Sky Work Airlines 08-2018 RR AE2100A 8 SAAB2000 1993 stored T7-008 none Eastern Airways 03-2019 RR AE2100A 9 SAAB2000 1994 stored G-CDEA none Eastern Airways 12-2018 RR AE2100A 10 SAAB2000 1994 accidented HB-IZG none Darwin Airline 01-2015 RR AE2100A written off after landing accident Paris/CDG 28.01.2 11 SAAB2000 1994 stored T7-011 none Adria Airways 09-2019 RR AE2100A 12 SAAB2000 1995 in service SE-KXK Lipican Aer 08-2020 RR AE2100A Erik Thun op.for Air Leap Scandinavia 13 SAAB2000 1995 in service ES-NSE NyxAir 08-2020 RR AE2100A Rockton Av. op.for Air Leap Scandinavia 14 SAAB2000 1995 stored SE-LRA none Almedalsflyget 00-2020 RR AE2100A SAAB Aircraft 15 SAAB2000 1995 stored T7-015 none Adria Airways 09-2019 RR AE2100A 16 SAAB2000 1995 stored S5-AFI none Adria Airways 09-2019 RR AE2100A 17 SAAB2000 1995 accidented N686PA none PenAir 10-2019 RR AE2100A written off after landing accident Unalaska,AK 17.10 18 SAAB2000 1995 stored G-LGNP none Loganair 10-2019 RR AE2100A Nordic Avia.Cap. 19 SAAB2000 1995 in service J-019 Pakistan Air Force 09-2008 RR AE2100A 20 SAAB2000 1995 stored N680PA none PenAir 04-2020 RR AE2100A Jetstream Avia. 21 SAAB2000 1995 stored N687PA none PenAir 04-2020 RR AE2100A 22 SAAB2000 1995 stored SE-MFM none BRA Braathens Regional Airlines 06-2017 RR AE2100A 23 SAAB2000 1995 stored 2-ROKK none Eastern Airways 05-2017 RR AE2100A 24 SAAB2000 1995 in service J-024 Pakistan Air Force 05-2018 RR AE2100A 25 SAAB2000AEW 1995 in service 10025 Pakistan Air Force 05-2010 RR AE2100A AEW-converted 2010 26 SAAB2000 1995 in service J-026 Pakistan Air Force 03-2014 RR AE2100A 27 SAAB2000 1995 stored N681PA none PenAir 04-2020 RR AE2100A Jetstream Avia. 28 SAAB2000 1995 in service N811BB Meregrass 08-2018 RR AE2100A Air Marshall Islands ntu 29 SAAB2000 1995 broken up SE-029 none Polet Aviakompania 12-2014 RR AE2100A used for spares by Pakistan Air Force SAAB 2000 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 SAAB2000 1995 stored N682PA none PenAir 04-2020 RR AE2100A Jetstream Avia. Air Marshall Islands ntu 31 SAAB2000 1996 stored S5-AFH none Adria Airways 09-2019 RR AE2100A 32 SAAB2000 1996 stored G-CDKB none Eastern Airways 05-2020 RR AE2100A 33 SAAB2000 1996 accidented YR-SBK none Carpatair 02-2012 RR AE2100A written off after incident starting Craiova 13.02.201 34 SAAB2000 1996 in service N814BB Meregrass 08-2010 RR AE2100A 35 SAAB2000 1996 in service SE-LOM Lipican Aer 02-2020 RR AE2100A op.for Air Leap Scandinavia 36 SAAB2000 1996 stored 2-ROLL none Eastern Airways 10-2020 RR AE2100A Rockton Av. 37 SAAB2000 1996 stored T7-037 none Eastern Airways 05-2019 RR AE2100A Rockton Av. 38 SAAB2000 1996 in service J-038 Pakistan Air Force 06-2018 RR AE2100A 39 SAAB2000 1996 in service ES-NSF NyxAir 08-2020 RR AE2100A op.for Air Leap Scandinavia 40 SAAB2000AEW 1996 in service 10040 Pakistan Air Force 07-2010 RR AE2100A AEW-converted 2010 41 SAAB2000 1996 in service ES-NSH NyxAir 09-2020 RR AE2100A 42 SAAB2000 1996 stored G-CERZ none Eastern Airways 06-2020 RR AE2100A 43 SAAB2000 1997 in service ES-NSI NyxAir 04-2021 RR AE2100A Rockton Av. 44 SAAB2000 1997 in service N813BB Meregrass 06-2013 RR AE2100A Rockton Av. 45 SAAB2000AEW 1997 in service 10045 Pakistan Air Force 10-2011 RR AE2100A AEW-converted 2011 46 SAAB2000 1997 in service N462PA Meregrass 08-2021 RR AE2100A 47 SAAB2000 1997 accidented HB-IZY none SWISS International 07-2002 RR AE2100A written off after landing accident Werneuchen (D) 1 48 SAAB2000 1997 stored T7-048 none Adria Airways 09-2019 RR AE2100A 49 SAAB2000AEW 1997 in service 10049 Pakistan Air Force 12-2009 RR AE2100A AEW-converted 2009 50 SAAB2000AEW 1997 in service 6001 Royal Saudi Air Force 05-2014 RR AE2100A AEW-converted by 09-2012 51 SAAB2000 1997 stored T7-051 none Japan Civil Aviation Bureau 10-2019 RR AE2100A 52 SAAB2000AEW 1997 in service 6002 Royal Saudi Air Force 06-2014 RR AE2100A AEW-converted by 09-2012 53 SAAB2000 1997 destroyed SE-LSF none Scandinavian 10-1999 RR AE2100A written off after accident when taxiing Stockholm/A 54 SAAB2000 1998 stored T7-054 none Japan Civil Aviation Bureau 10-2019 RR AE2100A 55 SAAB2000 1998 stored T7-055 none Eastern Airways 05-2019 RR AE2100A 56 SAAB2000 1998 stored SE-LXK none Sky Work Airlines 08-2018 RR AE2100A Erik Thun AB 57 SAAB2000AEW 1998 in service 20057 Pakistan Air Force 05-2020 RR AE2100A AEW-converted 2020 58 SAAB2000 1998 stored SE-058 none Polet Aviakompania 12-2014 RR AE2100A SAAB 2000 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 SAAB2000 1998 stored T7-059 none Adria Airways 09-2019 RR AE2100A 60 SAAB2000AEW 1999 in service 10060 Pakistan Air Force 07-2018 RR AE2100A AEW-converted 2018 61 SAAB2000 1999 in service J-061 Pakistan Air Force 06-2019 RR AE2100A 62 SAAB2000 1999 in service J-062 Pakistan Air Force 07-2018 RR AE2100A 63 SAAB2000 1999 in service SE-LTV Corporate 06-2017 RR AE2100A Erik Thun AB SAAB AB.
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