VP-BEP

Aircraft:
Boeing 737-222
Reg: VP-BEP full info | VP-BEP photos
Serial #:
19953
Airline: European Aviation (EAL)
Photo Date: May 10, 1998
Uploaded: Feb 05, 2021
Bournemouth-Hurn - EGHH, United Kingdom

Notes:

Reproduced from a slide. Date correct within days. European painted this former United example (N9072U) in their colours, with registration VP-BEP (which can be seen taped over behind the aft door). In the event, they decided not to, therefore the titles, as well as the registration were taped out (per this photo), and the aircraft was scrapped, along with the also acquired N9053U (see photo), which did not receive the same level of attention.

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Notes

Reproduced from a slide. Date correct within days. European painted this former United example (N9072U) in their colours, with registration VP-BEP (which can be seen taped over behind the aft door). In the event, they decided not to, therefore the titles, as well as the registration were taped out (per this photo), and the aircraft was scrapped, along with the also acquired N9053U (see photo), which did not receive the same level of attention.