VH-YQR at Brisbane Airport |
This was the first time that the recently (re-)delivered aircraft has visited Central Queensland since it was returned to Australia in early-May.
The B737-800 was previously operated by Virgin Australia as VH-YFP and was one of five aircraft that were re-registered and ferried back to lessors in the USA in 2020. VH-YFP took up the registration marking 2-VYFP and ferried out of Australia in mid-September 2020.
On Monday 3 May, 2-VYFP arrived back in Australia from the USA and promptly took up the registration marking of VH-YQR. It re-entered services with Virgin Australia on Wednesday 2 June.
Of interest, it appears that VH-YQR is still named 'Nobby's Beach'.
The fourth and fifth Boeing B737-800s VH-YQH (ex VH-YFI / 2-VYFI) and VH-YQG (ex VH-YFG / 2-VYFG) are due for delivery in July. We hope to see them both back in CQ soon.
Photo taken by Simon Coates ©
The B737-800 was previously operated by Virgin Australia as VH-YFP and was one of five aircraft that were re-registered and ferried back to lessors in the USA in 2020. VH-YFP took up the registration marking 2-VYFP and ferried out of Australia in mid-September 2020.
On Monday 3 May, 2-VYFP arrived back in Australia from the USA and promptly took up the registration marking of VH-YQR. It re-entered services with Virgin Australia on Wednesday 2 June.
Of interest, it appears that VH-YQR is still named 'Nobby's Beach'.
The fourth and fifth Boeing B737-800s VH-YQH (ex VH-YFI / 2-VYFI) and VH-YQG (ex VH-YFG / 2-VYFG) are due for delivery in July. We hope to see them both back in CQ soon.
Photo taken by Simon Coates ©
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