This was JetBlue's first A320, delivered on 1st December 1999. "Stripes" tail.

Ex-G-6-310. Later EI-WXA. Broken up 4/2019 at Norwich

Originally delivered to Aeroflot as VQ-BEF in November 2009. Withdrawn from use and stored at Ostrava on October 2018. Stored at Kaunas since December 2018. Transferred to Air Transat in February 2019.

In 1986, charter airline Wardair was granted permission to operate domestic and international scheduled service. The airline leased three A300s from South African Airways in August 1986 to bolster their fleet for the expansion. This aircraft was the first to be returned in August 1988 as new A310s ordered began to be delivered. Later converted to a freighter, it is current with Tripoli based Global Air Transport as ER-ABR at the time of uploading.

It was later in life to operate as C-GMYD with HMY and Harmony Airways.

One of two Tristars shared with Eastern Airlines pictured in this first cross over color scheme. Later one aircraft kept the Air Canada scheme and the other Eastern's.

Built for Frontier airlines in 1968, MGM Grand Air operated this 727 along with two others and three DC-8s on VIP charters and luxury scheduled service between Los Angeles and New York. In 1995, owner Kirk Kerkorian sold all six aircraft to Connie Kalitta, who had also bought American International Airways' operating certificate and ended MGM Grand service..