forgetfullness
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The post you deleted saying “this exists”
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well, i thought it got closed
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Alright…no more delays, let’s do this:
First up (in a very loonnngggg list) we have a 737-MAX 200 going to Ryanair subsidiary Malta Air! The aircraft in particular holds a registration of 9H-VUC, and an MSN of 62328 was delivered to the airline a few weeks ago after a flight from Seattle to Dublin, and entered service a few weeks back!
(Credit in Image)
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Second on the list, another 737-MAX 200 also going to Malta Air. The aircraft, with a registration of 9H-VUF and an MSN of 65082 was delivered to the airline several weeks back, on it’s standard delivery flight from Seattle to Dublin. It entered service a few weeks ago with the airline!
(Jetphotos)
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Third for today, we move away from the 200 seat version of the MAX-8 and move back to the standard version. The aircraft with a registration of PR-XMQ and an MSN of 60234 was delivered to GOL last month on a delivery flight from Seattle to Belo Horizonte via Cancun, and entered service shortly thereafter with the airline!
(Jetphotos)
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Did you think we were done with the MAX-200 for today? Of course not! Next up on the list for today we have another MAX-200 going to Malta Air, the aircraft holds a registration of 9H-VUB and an MSN of 65877. The aircraft was flown on it’s delivery flight from Seattle to Dublin several weeks ago where it then entered service with the airline a short time later!
(Jetphotos)
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On the same day, another MAX was delivered to a customer. Specifically, Flair Airlines took delivery of another 737-MAX 8, which has the registration of C-FLKI and an MSN of 64944! The aircraft was flown last month from Seattle to Calgary on it’s delivery flight and then entered service with Flair shortly afterwards!
(Jetphotos)
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Next up we have another MAX going to Flair, specifically a 737-MAX 8 with the registration of C-FLKD and an MSN of 61806! The aircraft was flown from Seattle to Calgary for it’s delivery flight last month and then entered service with the airline several days later!
(Jetphotos)
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After the pair of Flair Air (True Poetry right there) MAX’s we head to the next MAX customer. The next aircraft was delivered to Flydubai specifically and has a registration of A6-FMR with an MSN of 60993! The aircraft was flown on it’s delivery flight from Seattle to Dubai via a stopover in Shannon last month and will enter service with the airline soon!
(No one has taken a picture yet lol)
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finally lmao
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7 Down, ~15 more to go
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Anyways, continuing on with the thread we have another MAX-200 going to Malta Air! The aircraft in particular has a registration of 9H-VUD and an MSN of 65878. The aircraft was flown on it’s delivery flight from Seattle to Dublin late last month, where it then entered service with the airline at the start of this month!
(Jetphotos)
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Following shortly after that, we have a bit of an interesting aircraft. A 737-MAX 8 with the registration of N533RL and holding an MSN of 43615 was delivered to aircraft lessor GECAS at the end of July going to an unknown customer. Originally destined to go to Jet Airways (@ThatOne9WPlen), after the bankruptcy of the airline it transferred its ownership back to GECAS where it found a new customer to go to! The aircraft was flown from Seattle to Belo Horizonte via Cancun, which if you are a close follower of this thread you know that is the standard delivery route for GOL. Will write a followup post when information about the customer is published.
(Woody’s Aeroimages)
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Finally for today (Did half today and will then do the other half tomorrow) we come and take a look at one of the newest MAX-8 operators, United Airlines! They took delivery of their next MAX-8, which holds a registration of N37257 and an MSN of 43442! The aircraft was flown on it’s extremely long delivery flight from Seattle to…uhm…Seattle…okay…anyway, as stated it was flown from BFI-SEA at the start of this month and then entered service with United shortly after that!
(Jetphotos)
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Alright, let’s get the ball rolling on part 2! First up for today we have a 737-MAX 8 that is going to GOL! The aircraft in particular has a registration of PR-XMN and an MSN of 61582. The aircraft was flown on it’s delivery flight from Seattle to Belo Horizonte at the start of this month, and then entered service with GOL shortly afterwards!
(Jetphotos)
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Second for today, another MAX going to Ryanair subsidiary Malta Air! The aircraftin particular, which is a 737-MAX 200, has a registration of 9H-VUA and has an MSN of 65874. The aircraft was flown for it’s delivery flight from Seattle to Dublin a few weeks back, and then entered service with the airline several days later!
(Credit in Image)
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My brother flew that plane LAS-SEA
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i got ping
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