Titan Airways π¬π§οΈ Boeing 767-300 G-POWD by Mateusz Koziatek
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@ Skymark Airlines [ BC / SKY ] Japan
Boeing 767-36N(ER) - msn 30847 / 902
β’ ENG : 2x GE CF6-80C2B7F
β’ REG : JA767D
β’ PAX : C12Y297
@ Aircraft History
β’ 07.MAR.2003 : First flight / Everett (KPAE)
β’ 24.MAR.2003 : Del / GECAS / N847SF
β’ 18.SEP.2003 : Tsf / Skymark Airlines / JA767D
β’ 01.OCT.2009 : Ret / GECAS / N308TL
β’ 17.DEC.2009 : Tsf / Titan Airways / G-POWD
β’ 06.MAY.2020 : Ret / GECAS / 2-POWD
β’ DEC.2020 : Converted / BCF (Cargo) / Singapore WSAP
β’ 06.JUL.2020 : Sold / Bank of Utah / N233SA
β’ 21.DEC.2020 : Tsf / SF Airlines (ShunFeng Airlines) / B-220H
Now With SF Airlines As B-220H.
For more photos and movements for BHX visit:-
The Alternative BHX Website
Boeing 767/3,formerly of Titan Airways,at Birmingham-BHX, 27/06/20.(Due to go for freighter conversion for SF Airlines.)
2-POWD
Boeing 767-36N ER
c/n 30847.902
@ BHX ~ 26.06.2020
'GECAS' - ex 'Titan Airways'
[from the M*A*D* Catering Van / Hangar Road areas]
2-POWD
Boeing 767-36N ER
c/n 30847.902
@ BHX ~ 26.06.2020
'GECAS' - ex 'Titan Airways'
[from the M*A*D* Catering Van / Hangar Road areas]
2-POWD
Boeing 767-36N ER
c/n 30847.902
@ BHX ~ 10.06.2020
ex 'Titan Airways'
[From Hangar Road, Elmdon area]
2-POWD
Boeing 767-36N ER
c/n 30847.902
@ BHX ~ 08.06.2020
ex 'Titan Airways'
[Taken from the M*A*D* Burger Van area]
2-POWD
Bowing 767-36N ER
c/n 30847.902
@ BHX ~ 05.06.2020
ex 'Titan Airways'
2-POWD
Bowing 767-36N ER
c/n 30847.902
@ BHX ~ 05.06.2020
ex 'Titan Airways'
2-POWD
Bowing 767-36N ER
c/n 30847.902
@ BHX ~ 05.06.2020
ex 'Titan Airways'
Titans old 767 now wearing 2-POWD before its departure to China soon for freight conversion
Originally delivered to Skymark of Japan as JA767D in 2003.
To Titan Airways as G-POWD during 2009 and eventually to China as B-220H.
