I think that your Silver B757 was probably N520US.
It was at MZJ from 2010 according to planespotters and still there on 25/04/2017.
Image attached.
HTH
David
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From: 'Ian McAllister' via cactuswings <cactus-wings@googlegroups.com>
To: cactuswings <cactus-wings@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Fri, 13 Nov 2015 9:01
Subject: Re: [cactuswings 3416] Re: LOG: Marana MZJ 17.10.2015
Hi Gary,
I flew over and taxied along Marana Pinal on 3rd September. I'm no photographer though. I'd like to see your pics if you wouldn't mind, especially the one that shows the two P4- MD90s. I thought they were long-gone!
ihmcallister@aol.com
Cheers,
Mac.
On Thursday, 12 November 2015 12:46:21 UTC, madchesterde wrote:
Hello All,
Ians comments fit in with what my Dad eyeballed from the plane. We werent 100% sure but this does seem to fit. XA-VIK and VIX makes much sense. (not the one I need though, another one bitten the dust at Tucson arbatoire by the looks of it!)
Also a comment earlier. I misreported N674US as being stored. This should have read N664US sorry I went off the fleet number on the tail and they confused me!
Ive tried to attach a photo here. The 737s can be seen at the foot of the photo.
Regards
Gary
Am Mittwoch, 11. November 2015 10:48:59 UTC+1 schrieb Ian M:
Hello
I am reliably informed that the two ex-Viva Aerobus B737s are
XA-VIK
XA-VIX
cheers
Ian
On Sunday, 8 November 2015 21:24:01 UTC, Ian M wrote:
This photo was taken on 7-Oct-15, one Aerobus B733 showing on the right but not 100% on the ID, thanks to artsy attempts at photos!
cheers
Ian
On Sunday, 8 November 2015 13:29:22 UTC, Jim Tomlinson wrote:
Thanks for great report. I presume N674US is a typo for N664US as N674US is still flying with Delta?
Cheers
Jim
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From: Conor Ball
Sent: 04/11/2015 22:06
To: cactuswings
Subject: [cactuswings 3397] Re: LOG: Marana MZJ 17.10.2015
On Wednesday, November 4, 2015 at 7:36:35 AM UTC-7, madchesterde wrote:
Hello All, please find report that I have just shared on another forum. Certainly applicable to this forum too. Many thanks Gary!!
a hearty breakfast must have had an impact on the thunder clouds, as our pilot showed up at 11am wondering what the fuss was about. The overflight was on!! Indeed we were the only flight they were taking up that day as they had cancelled everything else due to thunder. Somehow the thunder held off for 90 mins enabling us to overfly DM and MZJ.
We managed 2 "figure 8" loops of DM where we are still trawling through photos to ID what we wanted and similar 2 circuits of MZJ. The main target there for me was my last Delta 747 which Id slackly missed in service, as well as a Skymark A330. We had an additional bonus of the 3 spanking new Hainans fresh from Boeing and the usual selection of 747-800s.
I do have a request as Ive been unable to ID or trace the 2 Viva Aerobus 737-300s which were parked close to the runway. They looked in fairly good nick and could be recent arrivals. The reason I ask is that one possible candidate is a frame for me and was recently noted at Tucson (no longer there!!) Heres hoping!
Ive noted all that was seen, including a lot of gaps. Im not really too bothered about the gaps with Deltas and Koreans (other than the Viva Aerobusses!!), but they may help other people, so please feel free to add if you have some knowledge.
On the way back from MZJ the thunder started up again and our Cessna got a bit wobbly. Another 15 mins and it could have got very tasty. Im glad I didnt ask for another MZJ pass. Luckily we got back to Ryan in one piece. Thanks to the brilliant Kelly Aviation for the service again (not to mention not cancelling on us, a decision that would have been understandable under the circumstances)
Hangar Line (north-> south)
N674US Boeing 747-451 (30269) assumed next for scrapping!
B-???? Boeing 747-400F basic Air China cls, probably to go after N674US! (is a converted 400 passenger)
17 x Delta 757s of which 2 were in Northwest cls
8 x Delta DC9s
A6-EMF Boeing 777-21H (27249) nothing on it, assumed from Boeing 777 being written on nose in "Emirates" style
N220EC Embraer 190 (19000002) all white
2 x Delta 767
2 x Delta 757 (one of which Northwest cls)
??????? Boeing 747-400 Korean cls
??????? Boeing 747-400 World cls
N767WA Boeing 767-319ER (24876) Fly Carribean decals, white tail
N435BC Boeing 747-467F(SCD) (27503) basis CX cls, no tails cls, has since left as LX-FCL
??????? Boeing 747-400 Korean cls
N646BC Embraer 190 (19000010) recent arrival all white
N786AS Boeing 737-400 Alaskan recent arrival (has since departed)
?????? Boeing 757-200 Delts cls (recent arrival)
??????? Boeing 747-400 Cathay cls
N492AK Short C-23B+ Sherpa SH.3415
N497CA Casa 212-200 C212-CD63-1-291
N426CA Casa 212-200 C212-CC24-1-168
Parked on Eastern side of hangars as a standalone
N5xxHC McDonnell Douglas MD-82(SA) (49515) either 513 or 515 China Eastern cls (see also Line#4 below)
Main storage areas (south->north)
Line#1 Southern Fence (aircraft facing north)
B-6061 Boeing 737-84PWL (41383) Hainan Airlines
B-6063 Boeing 737-84PWL (41384) Hainan Airlines
B-6065 Boeing 737-84PWL (41385) Hainan Airlines
???? Airbus A319 all white, possible ex Frontier (think I can read an "FR"on my photos)
Line#2 (aircraft facing north)
???Korean 747
??? aw 747
??? korean 747
??? aw 747
??? korean 747
??? aw 747
??? aw 747
??? aw747
??? Korean 747
N770BA Boeing 747-87UF (37564) blue and green tail cls
N828BA Boeing 747-830 (37826) dark blue tails cls
N216TX Boeing 747-236B(M)(F) (23711) all white
N217RJ Boeing 747-236B(M) (23735) all white
N974BA Boeing 747-8Z5(BBJ) (37501) all white
Line#3 (facing south in no particular order, although Skymarks are all in a line closest to runway!)
B-HUH Boeing 747-467F(SCD) (27175) (**I may have mixed this up with the position of B-HUQ see western line storage Line#1 below**)
???? Korean 747
N672US Boeing 747-451 (30267)
N676NW Boeing 747-451 (33002)
N113NT Airbus A330-343E (1483)
N114NT Airbus A330-343E (1491)
N115NT Airbus A330-343E (1542)
N116NT Airbus A330-343E (1554)
Line#4 (facing south)
17 Delta 757s (in all in newest cls)
in same line but closer to runway
N5xxHC McDonnell Douglas MD-82(SA) (49513) either 513 or 515
Line 5 (facing south)
2 x Delta 757 (one of which Northwest cls)
Line6 (facing south)
N14810 McDonnell Douglas MD-82 (49264) Continental cls
8 x Delta DC9s (all in Delta cls)
Southern Scrap Line West->East
N990UA Boeing 737-291(A) (21980)
N?????? Boeing 747-200 Northwest Cls
C-GPWB Boeing 767-275 (22684
N?????? Boeing 757-200 Northwest cls (silver fuselage cls)
N792BA Boeing 747-312 (23026) faded Ansett cls
N?????? Boeing 747
in parallel line to south of that
P4-MDF McDonnell Douglas MD-90-30 (53578)
P4-MDG McDonnell Douglas MD-90-30 (53579)
N709MD McDonnell Douglas MD-83 (49709) Spanair tail cls
Western Storage line#1 (most westerly, north to south, aircraft facing east)
N576SH Douglas DC-10-30(F) (47841) Varig cls
N578SH Douglas DC-10-30(F) (47842) Varig cls
B-HUQ Boeing 747-467F(SCD) (34150) (**I may have mixed this up with the position of B-HUH see Line#3 above**)
N764RD Boeing 767-3Y0ER (26204)
??? Boeing 767-300 Delta
??? Boeing 767-300 Delta
PZ-TCM Boeing 747-306(M) (23508) Surinam Airways cls
D-ABZD Boeing 747-230B (23407) Hellenic cls
N783SA Boeing 747-281F(SCD) (23919) Aerospace One
N479EV Boeing 747-132(SF) (19898) Evergreen Supertanker cls (red tail)
N971PG Boeing 747-475 (25422) Aerosur cls
Western Storage line#2 (aircraft facing west)
N869TM Boeing 767-3Y0ER (25411)
N824VV Douglas DC-10-40(I) (47824)
N826VV Douglas DC-10-40(I) (47826)
N250MY Boeing 767-238ER (23306)
N852V Douglas DC-10-40(I) (47852)
N853VV Douglas DC-10-40(I) (47853)
N141WE Douglas DC-10-40(F) (46661)
Pan Close to Runway (South to North)
?????? Boeing 737-300 Viva Aerobus, red engines.....Help please!!
?????? Boeing 737-300 Viva Aerobus, red engines.... Help please!!
N293AL Boeing 737-3Z0 (27046) Air China basic cls
N294AL Boeing 737-3Z0 (27047) Air China basic cls
N908AX Douglas DC-9-31 (47008)
N941AX Douglas DC-9-31 (47419)
N982AX Douglas DC-9-32 (47317)
??????? Boeing 747-300 or 400 all white
??????? Boeing 747-300 or 400 all white
N24089 Boeing 737-242C (20455)
??????? Boeing 747-200 all white
N617US Boeing 747-251F(SCD) (21121)
N618US Boeing 747-251F(SCD) (21122)
N129TW Boeing 747-128 (21141)
N243BA Boeing 747SR-81 (22294) basic ANA cls
N245BA Boeing 747SR-81 (22595) basic ANA cls
N419MT McDonnell Douglas MD-82 (49419) ex Lion Air
N932RD McDonnell Douglas MD-83 (49233) Falcon Air cls
N3439F Boeing 747-329(M) (23439) all white
N307FA McDonnell Douglas MD-83 (53199) Falcon Air cls
???????? McDonnell Douglas MD-83 all silver, red top of tail??
N471EV Boeing 747-273C (20651) Evergreen cls
N487EV Boeing 747-230B(SF) (23286) Evergreen cls
N489EV Boeing 747-230B(SF) (23393) Evergreen cls
Hope its of interest
Best Regards
Gary
..Munich
?????? Boeing 737-300 Viva Aerobus, red engines.....Help please!! XA-TAR?
?????? Boeing 737-300 Viva Aerobus, red engines.... Help please!! XA-VIN?
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