Delivered in May 1989, stored at Tarbes-Lourdes from May 2010 and broken up in 2013

Newly painted with the World Tails design called 'Sterntaler', which comes from a German fairy tail about a child that collected stars falling from heaven.

First flight as F-WWDM March 14th 1989 as one of 10 A320s originally ordered by BCAL before the airline was taken over by BA. May 30th 1989 delviered to BA a G-BUSG as the first A320-200 for the airline, yet to be named "Isle of Wight". October 10 1997 G-BUSG was rolled out withe the German "Bauhaus" tail, m,ade by artist Antje Bruggemann. In 2001 G-BUSG was repainted to the new BA standard colours. October 23rd 2009 wfu at Gatwick after 20 years flying for BA. Seen after arriving rwy 24 taxing to park at gate 38 as BA762 from LHR.

BA World Images livery

Withdrawn from use in October 2009 and scrapped at Lourdes in 2013

Delivered new 30th May 1989 and made its last flight EGKK (Gatwick)-LFBT (Tarbes) 5th May 2010, scrapped

Deliverd to BA in May 1989, and she served the airline until 2009. Flying in this Sterntaler World c/s between 1997 and summer 2001. Scrapped in 2010 at Tarbes/Lourdes Airport

Sterntaler fin marks from the World Images livery of the late-1990s.

Scrapped at Lourdes in late 2010

Scrapped at Lourdes in late 2010