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De Havilland Canada DHC-8-311(SCD) Dash 8 - cn 230
- Engines : 2x PWC PW123
- Reg : V2-LGN
@ History aircraft :
# 11.OCT.1990 : First flight under test reg C-GLOT at construction site Toronto Downsview ( YZD ) Canada 🇨🇦
# 22.FEB.1991 : Delivered to "Markair" MRK leased from GPA with reg N679MA with config Y50/Cargo
# 24.DEC.1992 : Tsfd to "TABA - Transportes Aereos Da Bacia Amazonica" TAB leased from GPA with reg PT-OKE
# 15.FEB.1995 : Tsfd to "Archana Airways" F5 & ACY leased from GPA with reg VT-ETP
# JUN.1995 : Re-registred VT-AKB
# DEC.1996 : Change leasing "Avmax Group"
# 21.FEB.1997 : Return from lease to Avmax Group with reg C-FZVU
# 15.MAR.1997 : Tsfd to "Antillean Airlines" LM & ALM eased from Avmax Group with reg PJ-DHI
# 07.JUL.2001 : Tsfd to "Dutch Caribbean Express" K8 & DCE leased from Avmax Group
# 25.AUG.2009 : Tsfd to "LIAT" LI & LIA leased from Avmax Group with reg V2-LGN
# 11.FEB.2016 : Stored to St-Johns ( YYT ) Canada
Leeward Islands Air Transport (LIAT) - Bombardier (De Havilland Canada) Dash 8 (DHC-8-311) - V2-LGN (c/n 230)
Delivered to MarkAir as N679MA in February 1991, this Dash 8 would go on to serve with a variety of operators before coming to LIAT in August 2009, including TABA (as PT-OKE) from December 1992 to February 1995, Archana Airways (as VT-ETP and VT-AKB) from February 1995 to March 1997, Air ALM (as PJ-DHI) from March 1997 to July 2001, and Dutch Caribbean Airlines (as PJ-DHI) from July 2001 to Dutch Caribbean's demise in October 2004.
Leeward Islands Air Transport (LIAT) - Bombardier (De Havilland Canada) Dash 8 (DHC-8-311) - V2-LGN (c/n 230)
Delivered to MarkAir as N679MA in February 1991, this Dash 8 would go on to serve with a variety of operators before coming to LIAT in August 2009, including TABA (as PT-OKE) from December 1992 to February 1995, Archana Airways (as VT-ETP and VT-AKB) from February 1995 to March 1997, Air ALM (as PJ-DHI) from March 1997 to July 2001, and Dutch Caribbean Airlines (as PJ-DHI) from July 2001 to Dutch Caribbean's demise in October 2004.