Delivered in 1998 to British Airways as G-BOZB. Still current with Automatic LLC as N219AE (Freighter). Other Regs's & Operators: PH-TSW (Transavia) / N219TY (CIT) / G-ZAPW (Titan) / N421AU (Automatic LLC) / PP-YBC (Moden Logistics) Operated with this reg also Titan. These titles (ATTE LO GO) were wrongly applied, they intended to write (ATE LOGO) which is 'SEE YOU LATER' in Portuguese but they misspelled it. The first flight to Faro I spotted it and talked with the Crew and they wrote the correct sentence and few days later was corrected. So this is a very rare shot. Original Kodachrome K25 Slide

BA purchased five used 737-300s for services from Gatwick from early 2001. This airframe had five previous airline users.

Brymon was a British Airways subsidiary, with their fleet in full BA livery. G-BRYT was one of the first aircraft to appear in BA's World Images livery in 1997. "Colour Down The Side" did not appear to be a popular design, as no other aircraft were painted with this tail!

Delivered in December 2000. Winglets installed in March 2007. Left Ryanair's fleet in December 2008. At time of upload, current as a freighter with ASL Airlines as OE-IXH.

In British Airways "Union Flag" livery. I believe that only two British Regional Jetstream 41s (G-MAJF and G-MAJH) had this livery before the type was sold. The others had "World Images" tails when retired.

The airframe was previously Lufthansa's D-ABFU.

Delivered to the RAF as ZE395 in 1983. Last flight to Dunsfold in 2015 and stored there.

Ex Italian Army SM.1019B serialled MM57199, now on the US warbird scene, photographed at the Sun 'n Fun Fly-in 2002.

New scheduled flight LX2638 from Zurich, at the start of the 2002 summer schedules.

British Airways livery, Wings fin, by a Danish artist, very appropriately. New scheduled route from Billund, it didn't last for long.

Charter flight GCR326 from Paris CDG arriving on a very hazy morning. I know nothing about this airline, other than that they existed from 2001 to 2003.

To KLM Cityhopper Oct 2002 as PH-JCT.

Re-named Atlasjet International Airlines in May 2003.