Built for Bavaria International Aircraft Leasing in 1980, this 737 served many airlines in its career starting with Monarch as G-BMON, then Pacific Western and Canadian Airlines International as C-GPWC. To Air Atlantis as CS-TEU in 1988, leased to South African between October 1989 and May 1991. Seen here in a hybrid livery at Johannesburg. Transferred to TAP as Air Atlantis was dissolved. To Damania as VT-PDB in 1993 then to Sahara Airlines as VT-SIF in 1998. Withdrawn from use at Delhi in 2002. Preserved as a restaurant at Noida, India. Photographer unknown

Delivered to Monarch Airlines as G-BMON in 1980. Leased to Pacific Western as C-GPWC for the winters of 1985/6 and 1986/7 and returned as G-BMON. To Canadian Airlines International as C-GPWC for the winter of 1987/8 then TAP as CS-TEU. To Canadian Airlines International as C-GPWC for the winter of 1988/9 then to Air Atlantis as CS-TEU. To Damania as VT-PDB in 1993 then to Sahara Airlines as VT-SIF in 1998. Withdrawn from use at Delhi in 2002. Preserved as a restaurant at Noida, India

Delivered to Monarch Airlines as G-BMON in 1980. Leased to Pacific Western as C-GPWC for the winters of 1985/6 and 1986/7 and returned as G-BMON. To Canadian Airlines International as C-GPWC for the winter of 1987/8 then TAP as CS-TEU. To Canadian Airlines International as C-GPWC for the winter of 1988/9 then to Air Atlantis as CS-TEU. To Damania as VT-PDB in 1993 then to Sahara Airlines as VT-SIF in 1998. Withdrawn from use at Delhi in 2002. Preserved as a restaurant at Noida, India

Bavaria International Aircraft Leasing owned 737 was with Monarch Airlines (G-BMON) in 1980, with sub-leases to Pacific Western Airlines during December - April / May in 1985 -86 and as pictured, Canadian Airlines in 1987 - 88. The aircraft flew with TAP Air Portugal / Air Atlantis (CS-TEU) when not in Canada during 1988 - 89. After a short lease to South African Airways, it went to India with Damania Airways (VT-PDB) in 1993 and last flying with Air Sahara 1998 - 2007. It became a restaurant in the Aero Restro Entertainment Center which opened October 30, 2021 in Noida, India.

Monarch's second 737, delivered in October 1980. Not yet repainted into Monarch's new livery which was introduced with the arrival of their first 757 in March 1983.

Nice to see a derelict aircraft from IGIA getting a new life as Aero Restro at Garden Galleria Mall, Noida. This ex-Air Sahara B737 was registered as VT-SIF and carried the name "Good Sahara" under the cockpit.

Ex Canadian Airlines C-GPWC, registered 7th Apr 1988 and returned to Canadian 9th Dec 1988. Registered again as CS-TEU 11th Apr 1989 and transferred to TAP Air Portugal Nov 1991. Became VT-PDB with Damania 21st Feb 1993

Delivered new 31st Oct 1980 and leased out on a few occasions as C-GPWC and later CS-TEU