RA-42324 Yakovlev Yak-42 of Bykovo Avia withdrawn from use at Moscow-Bykovo 18/8/03.
Scrapped at Bykovo in 2006
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c/n 07306209. At Bykovo Airport, Moscow, Russia. Operated by Bykovo Avia. Had been an AN-24LR ice-reconnaissance aircraft but the pods have been removed. Delivered to Aeroflot as CCCP-46395 in 1970. Reregistered as RA-46395 by 1993. Converted to an AN-24KPA Navaids calibrator, painted into standard Aeroflot colours and to Bykovo Avia by 1994.To Spetsavia in 2002 and Lyotnye proverki i sistemy by 2007 which means flight checking and systems.
c/n 4520421706292/09-07. At Bykovo Airport, Moscow, Russia. Side with English titles. New to Aeroflot as CCCP-42341 in 1987, reregistered as RA-42341 in 1993. To Bykovo Avia by 1995, Tsentr Avia by 2000, Alaniya by 2002 and back to Tsentr-Avia by 2005. Withdrawn from use at Bykovo in 2009 and scrapped.in 2015.
c/n 4520421706292/09-07. At Bykovo Airport, Moscow, Russia. Side with Cyrillic titles.New to Aeroflot as CCCP-42341 in 1987, reregistered as RA-42341 in 1993. To Bykovo Avia by 1995, Tsentr Avia by 2000, Alaniya by 2002 and back to Tsentr-Avia by 2005. Withdrawn from use at Bykovo in 2009 and scrapped.in 2015.
c/n 11140804/08-04. At Moscow-Bykovo Airport. Delivered to Aeroflot as CCCP-42542 in 1981. Reregistered as RA-42542 by 1993. To Bykovo Avia around 1994, Karat in 2001, Domodedovo Airlines in 2003, Polet in 2005, Tsentr-Avia in 2006 and Grozny Avia in 2009. Withdrawn from use at Izhevsk Airport in 2014.