Engineless ex-Macair Jetstream 32, LV-ZOW (c/n 869), near the military sector on the southeast side of Buenos Aires Aeroparque (AEP) on 26Nov17. (Phil Perry Photo)
Ex-Macair Jetstream 32, LV-ZRL (c/n 928), in the same military area on the southeast side of Aeroparque on 26Nov17, also engineless and apparently at the end of its service life. (Phil Perry Photo)
Both LV-ZOW and LV-ZRL were reportedly no longer at AEP on 16Dec17, being presumably taken away for scrapping.
Macair operated a total of six Jetstream 32's, which will be the subject of a posting in the near future.
LV-ZOW (c/n 869) first flew on 06Nov89 and was delivered to American Eagle in 1990, going on to AeroVip in Argentina in 1999 where it flew under several brands, including Aerolineas Argentinas Express, LAPA Vip and ARG Express, before joining Macair in 2007.
LV-ZRL (c/n 928) first flew on 02Apr91, also being delivered to American Eagle before going on to CC Air where it operated on behalf of US Airways Express in the Carolinas region of the southern United States. The aircraft went on to join AeroVip in Argentina in 1999, flying under several brands, including Aerolineas Argentinas Express, LAPA Vip and ARG Express and also flying in AeroVip's house colors before joining Macair in 2007.
http://linea-ala.blogspot.com.ar/2017/11/ya-no-volaran.html
https://aerospotter.blogspot.com.ar/2018/01/roll-out-n-344-fleet-list.html
http://loudandclearisnotenought.blogspot.com.ar/2010/11/lv-zow-bae-jetstream-313212-cn-869.html
http://loudandclearisnotenought.blogspot.com.ar/2010/11/lv-zrl-bae-jetstream-31-cn-928.html
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