leased from Vnukovo Airlines from June 1995 until May 1996

Basic Vnukovo Airlines livery

This 154 was originally delivered to Aeroflot in April 1990 as CCCP-85674 but immediately went for painting and then joined Greenair as TC-GRC. After July 1994 it flew for Greenair but was leased from Vnukovo airlines as RA-85674 and then incorporated into the Vnukovo fleet after the lease was terminated. From June 1995 the plane started flying for Active Air and a lease followed to KTHY before being returned to Vnukovo in August 1996. It then flew with East Line and Sibir (both as RA-85674) before being scrapped at Novosibirsk (OVB) sometime before 2016.

Delivered 1990 as CCCP-85674 to Aeroflot Vnukovo, immediately leased to Greenair as TC-GRC, reregistered RA-85674 1994. Vnukovo Airlines 1995. Active Air TC-ACI 1995, subleased to KTHY winter 1995/1996. Returned to Vnukovo Airlines 1996, East Line 2000, Sibir 2001, withdrawn Novosibirsk 2008, scrapped 2011. In Vnukovo Airlines coulours.

K25 slide scan. Delivered 1990 as CCCP-85674 to Aeroflot Vnukovo, immediately leased to Greenair as TC-GRC, reregistered RA-85674 1994. Vnukovo Airlines 1995. Active Air TC-ACI 1995, subleased to KTHY winter 1995/1996. Returned to Vnukovo Airlines 1996, East Line 2000, Sibir 2001, withdrawn Novosibirsk 2008, scrapped 2011. In Vnukovo Airlines colours.

TC-ACI some weeks after its runway overrun at Maastricht on July 12th.

Following a late touchdown on runway 04, the aircraft overran the runway by some 500ft and stopped just short of the airport perimeter fence, only a few feet from a power distribution box. It was a positioning flight with only 8 crew on board. It was ex RA-85674 Vnukovo Airlines, TC-GRC Greenair and CCCP-85674. It returned to service within a short time and was returned to Vnukovo Airlines in Aug 96. To Sibir Airlines (later S7 Airlines) Jul 2001. Believed broken up in 2012.

Acquired Jun 95 ex Vnukovo Airlines RA-85620; Greenair TC-GRA and Aeroflot CCCP-85620. Returned to Vnukovo May 96. To Sibir Airlines Jun 2001 (later renamed S7 Airlines). Last recorded in 2009 as stored in Novosibirsk, Russia.