Missing tail logo

Full titles and tail logo

K25 slide scan. Delivered 1988 as CCCP-78756 to Soviet Air Force in Aeroflot colours. Air Service Ukraine UR-78756 1993, Yuzmashavia 1997, Ukraine Cargo Airways UR-UCH 1998, operating for United Nations from 2001. Withdrawn Zaporizhzhia 2006, last noted engineless 2019.

Delivered to the Soviet Air Force in Aeroflot colours as CCCP-85561 in 1982. To the Ukraine Air Force in 1992. Reregistered as 85561 by 1993. To BSL Airline as UR-85561 by 1994 then to Ukraine Cargo Airways in 1999. Reregistered as UR-UCZ in 2000. Withdrawn from use at Kyiv-Boryspil by 2010. Still there in 2019.

Ex UR-26241, re-registered May 2004 and withdrawn from use UKDE (Zaporizhia) early 2011

This 1964 An-12B first flew with the Soviet Air Force and was transferred as 61 Blue to the Ukrainian Air Force in 1992. From early 2004 it continued to fly in a basic 'blue' Aeroflot c/s with misspelled "Ukraine Cargo Airways" titles and a 'UCA' logo on the fin. The An-12 was possibly cancelled from the register on 31 December 2008 with only 7,793 flight hours. The aircraft was withdrawn from use at Mykolaiv International Airport, also known as Nikolaev Airport (Ukraine) and offered in an auction as scrap metal on 20 December 2019, but there were no bidders. Current fate unknown.

Noted as stored Sep 2009.

Scanned from print

Ex-Ukraine Air Force "61 blue", seen here with the airline name misspelled as Ukraine Cargo Airways.

Not the original UR-UCI of Ukrainian Cargo Airways, but painted as such. The original aircraft crashed in Asmara in July 1998. This one was originally CCCP-76511 and remained grounded after an heavy landing in 1980. In 2016 this aircraft was returned to its original colour scheme as CCCP-76511. To make it even more complicated, there also is a current RA-76511, which is a new engined -90 model. All data from the amazing Soviet Transports Data Files in the Reference section on this website.

Ukrainian Cargo Airways aircraft sitting on Stand 6 at Prestwick. These aircraft were eventually banned from UK skies as they did not meet noise regulations.