VH-UVT. Airbus A320-232. c/n 2356.

Was also registered as: 9V-JSB.

This aircraft was ordered new by Boullion Aviation Services for lease to Jetstar Asia - ?

It was built by Airbus Industrie at Toulouse Blagnac, France - 2004

First flown with the test registration 'F-WWIQ' - January 05, 2005

Ferried Toulouse - Hamburg (Finkenwerder) for interior fit-out as AIB01IQ - January 2005

Ferried Hamburg (Finkenwerder) - Toulouse on completion of the fit-out as AIB02IQ - January 2005

Accepted by Boullion Aviation Services at Toulouse - January 31, 2005

Entered onto the Singapore Aircraft Register as 9V-JSB - January 2005

Leased to Jetstar Asia as the registered operator

Departed Toulouse (Blagnac) on the ferry flight to Singapore - February 01, 2005

It arrived at Singapore on completion of the ferry flight - February 02, 2005

Operated its first revenue service - ?

Sold to Aviation Capital Group - May 11, 2005

Leased to Jetstar Asia as the registered operator

The aircraft acquired 'Australia's Outback - Northern Territory' fuselage titles - October 2018

It was withdrawn from service and stored at Singapore (Changi) - March 20, 2020

Cancelled from the Singapore Aircraft Register - March 24, 2021

Entered onto the Australian Aircraft Register as VH-UVK - March 24, 2021

Registered to Qantas Airways Limited, Sydney

Leased to Network Aviation Pty Limited, Perth as the registered operator

Ferried Singapore (Changi) - Perth - March ?, 2021

Entered service with Network Aviation / QantasLink - April 02, 2021

Current with Network Aviation / QantasLink

F-WWIQ. Jetstar Asia - in the standard livery at Toulouse Airport, January 2005.

(R. N. Smith Collection Copyright Image 0325-233.)

9V-JSB. Jetstar Asia - in the 'Northern Territory' livery at Singapore Changi Airport, February 13, 2020.

(T. Haynes Copyright Image 0325-194.)

9V-JSB. Jetstar Asia - in the 'Northern Territory' livery at Singapore Changi Airport, February 14, 2020.

(T. Haynes Copyright Image 0325-193.)

9V-JSB. Jetstar Asia - in the 'Northern Territory' livery at an unknown airport, February 17, 2020.

(T. Haynes Copyright Image 0325-192.)