LV-HHG, Avro 748 Srs.1-105 c/n 1545

Foto; Gentileza Sr. Diego Britti
LV-HHG, Avro 748 Srs.1-105 c/n 1545 (13)
LV-PUP, First flew from Woodford 29.06.62
 - Delivered to Aerolíneas Argentinas 20.07.62
 - Arrived at Buenos Aires and named “Ciudad de Mar del Plata” 28.07.62

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LV-HHG, Aerolíneas Argentinas re-registered 28.07.62
 - Entered service.  16.08.62
 - Damaged in a ground collision with a DC-3 at Comodoro Rivadavia, Argentina. Repaired.  28.01.67
 - renamed “Ciudad de La Rioja” when LV-JMW was named “Ciudad de Mar del Plata” in 04.04.70
 - YPF - Yacimientos Petrolíferos Fiscales, named ‘Plaza Huincul, Neuquén, Argentina’ sold 12.04.73, reg 02.05.73
 - cese de bandera 24.03.77

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G-BEKE, Dan-Air Services Ltd 24.03.77
 - Ferried from Cutral Có to Buenos Aires for pre-ferry maintenance in basic Aerolíneas Argentinas colour scheme.  29.03.77
 - Arrived at Manchester from Reykjavik 22.04.77
 - Ferried to Lasham with name ‘Plaza Huincul, Neuquén, Argentina’ on nose 03.05.77
 - Ferried from Lasham to Aberdeen and entered service the same day 18.09.77.
 - Ferried from Gatwick to Manchester as DAN79KE for storage 28.02.87
 - Ferried to Norwich and returned to service 29.10.87
 - Janes Aviation Ltd 07.07.92
 - ferried from Aberdeen to Hurn 07.07.92
 - Positioned to Exeter 16.07.92
 - Leased back to Dan-Air Services Ltd and ferried to Aberdeen 15.08.92
 - Registered to Janes Aviation 748 Ltd 21.08.92
 - Flew last revenue Dan-Air 748 service as DA7276 from Scatsta to Aberdeen. 30.09.92
 - Returned to Janes Aviation at Blackpool and flown in Dan-Air’s colour scheme without titles or fin emblem.  14.10.92
 - Damaged at Coventry 23.07.93
 - Operated the last revenue flight from Belfast to Liverpool as JAN531. 24.07.93
 - Officially withdrawn from use. 26.07.93
 - Moved to north apron in Speke Liverpool for removal of engines and parts recovery 01.08.93
 - Broken-up.  02.1995
 - Registration cancelled as permanently withdrawn from use 10.09.96
 - TT 41,181 hours, 39,393 landings.

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