A 154 at her home base in the later colours of the resident airline. Delivered to Aeroflot's East Siberia directorate in 2.89 and passed from Baikal to Sibir just after the date of this view; rolled out 2.08 in the stunning green S7 c/s but placed in store at Novosibirsk in early 2009 and broken up 3.11

On a rare visit to London and parked in the BA maintenance area. Built in 1981 and transferred to Aeroflot's Georgian directorate, the aircraft was noted in store at Tiblisi but was broken up in 2009 following use by Air Libya Tibesti till 2005

Uncharacteristically, the weather wasn't that kind during our stay in Sochi. This beauty was caught before the cloud rolled in

Previously with Sichuan Airlines, this 154 was seized by the Chinese Customs at Chengdu a couple of weeks after this shot. Aircraft ferried to VARZ 400 at Vnukovo for rework 2.05. The registration has since been reused on a B.737

Resting reflectively at her home base of Ufa. Formerly SP-LCH and has more recently been lying without wings for several years at the Vnukovo VARZ400 plant

Tu-154s P-552 and P-561 with IL-62s P-885 and P-886P. The intended use for the latter Ilyushin, which was ferried from Havana in July 2012 in basic Cubana colours, was unclear at the time (ex CU-T1280 c/n 3749648). It was later broken up for spares but in 2015 the nose was seen attached to a training building

One real Russian for me at Tivat.

Guyana's national airline made two weekly fligths into Miami, using two Tupolev 154s. One was leased from TAROM (YR-TPJ) and operated in TAROM colours, the other was this very nice Tu-154M in full Guyana livery. Today I was lucky, and I was able to capture this rare bird landing on Miami's southern runway. It was sold to Cubana in 1988 as CU-T1276, then became RA-85818 with Omskavia, EP-MAJ with Iran Air Tour, then back to RA-85818. Last noted in 2009, fate unknown.