Aviationtag Boeing 737 Jet2.com Keychain
32 years of flight experience, 4 airlines, 3 registrations.
The Boeing 737-300 with the manufacturer's serial number (MSN) 23525 made its first flight with Lufthansa in October 1986. From December 1997 to October 1998, the aircraft was used by Saudi Arabian Airlines and British Airways, and in November 1989, Lufthansa reintroduced the Boeing 737 to its fleet and registered it under the original D-ABXD registration.
In 2004, the airplane was transferred to Jet2 and was renamed Jet2Faro. With the new registration G-CELH, the aircraft operated daily flights to European destinations. However, on September 29, 2018, G-CELH was finally decommissioned and since October 22, 2018, the aircraft has been at Lasham Airport.
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