VH-NJH. British Aerospace 146-200. c/n E2178.

Was also registered as: G-BTCP; I-FLRW; RP-C2997.

 

This aircraft was rolled off the BAe production line at Woodford - 1990

Powered by four Textron Lycoming ALF502-R5 engines

First flown at Woodford as 'G-6-178' - December 21, 1990

It was ordered by National Air Charter, Indonesia but it was not taken up

Entered onto the British Aircraft Register as G-BTCP (CofR G-BTCP/R1) - January 24, 1991

Registered to British Aerospace (Operations) Ltd

Leased to Alisarda, Italy as G-BTCP - July 25, 1991

Alisarda was renamed Meridiana SpA. Italy - September 01, 1991

Cancelled from the British Aircraft Register - ?

Entered onto the Italian Aircraft Register as I-FLRW - October 08, 1991

Registered to Trident Aircraft Leasing Services (Jersey) Ltd

Leased to Meridiana SpA. Italy as the registered operator

Returned to Trident Leasing at the end of the lease - August 1994

Cancelled from the Italian Aircraft Register - August, 1994

Entered onto the British Aircraft Register as G-BTCP (CofR G-BTCP/R2) - August 18, 1994

Registered to Trident Aircraft Leasing Services (Jersey) Ltd

Leased to National Jet Systems, Australia - August 25, 1994

Cancelled from the British Aircraft Register - August 25, 1994

Entered onto the Australian Aircraft Register as VH-NJH - August 26, 1994

Registered to Trident Aircraft Leasing Services (Jersey) Ltd

Leased to National Jet Systems, Adelaide as the registered operator on behalf of AirLink

Departed Cambridge in the Airlink livery on the delivery flight to Australia - August 27, 1994

It arrived at Brisbane on completion of the delivery flight - September 01, 1994

Operated its first revenue service Canberra - Brisbane as QF672 - September 03, 1994

Operated its inal revenue service Kalgoorlie - Perth as QF1899 - October 02, 2005

Ferried Perth - Adelaide (West Beach) on return to National Jet as QF6210 - October 03, 2005

Leased to Asian Spirit Airlines, Philippines

Departed Adelaide (West Beach) on the ferry flight to the Philippines in the Asian Spirit livery - January 18, 2006

It arrived at Manilla on completion of the ferry flight - January 19, 2006

Cancelled from the Australian Aircraft Register - January 31, 2006

Entered onto the Philippines Aircraft Register as RP-C2997 - February 01, 2006

Registered to Monsanto Enterprises Ltd

Leased to Asian Spirit Airlines as the registered operator

Returned to Monsanto Enterprises Ltd and stored at Manila Airport - February 2008

Sold to First Kuwait Trading & Contracting Company - February 19, 2008

It was observed in service as 'RP-C2997' with blue cheatline and blue tail at Muscat - January 17, 2009

Current status - ?

 

 

VH-NJH. Airlink - in the original livery at Brisbane Airport, September 1994.

(R. N. Smith Collection Copyright Image 0414-029.)

VH-NJH. Airlink - in the original livery at Adelaide West Beach Airport, September 2002.

(R. N. Smith Collection Copyright Image 0414-094.)

VH-NJH. Asian Spirit - in the standard livery at Adelaide West Beach Airport, December 28, 2005.

(R. Brown Copyright Image 0414-246.)