Basically on full colors of owner (Pluna) during lease.

Wearing Pluna colors.

Delivered new 18th Jan 1982 and had many lease periods to Transavia as PH-TSI and once to Britrannia Airways as G-BNIA. Withdrawn from use Oct 2008 and preserved San José, Costa Rica Jul 2018 as restaurant

This 737 was originally delivered to Pluna as CX-BON in 1982. It first became PH-TSI and went to Transavia on lease in April 1986. It then spent the rest of its commercial life alternating between the two airlines. The only exception was the summer of 1987 when the frame was leased to Britannia as G-BNIA. It is pictured here on push back at Amsterdam (AMS) and was retired and stored at Montevideo (MVD) in 2008. The plane is now preserved San José, Costa Rica as a restaurant.

It had been on lease to Transavia for the summer season and returned to PLUNA on the following day as CX-BON.

On one of its annual summer leases from Pluna (CX-BON) Apr to Nov 89.

This Boeing 737-200 flew its entire life for Pluna. Exept for three summer leases to Transavia Holland and one summer lease to Britannia Airways. It was taken out of service in 2008, and was still parked at Montevideo in 2010.

Leased from Pluna, ex CX-BON, hence this hybrid scheme.