VH-JZG. Embraer 135LR. c/n 145713.
This aircraft was ordered by Chautauqua Airlines - ? Rolled off the production line at Sao Jose dos Campos, Brazil - 2003 First flown as PT-SGQ - 2003 Powered by Rolls Royce AN AE3007A1/3 engines Entered onto the United States Aircraft Register as N836RP - April 16, 2003 Registered to Chautauqua Airlines Inc, Indianapolis Accepted by Chautaqua Airlines at Sao Jose dos Campos, Brazil - April 16, 2003 This aircraft was configured with 37 economy class seats Observed at Fort Lauderdale on delivery to Chautauqua Airlines - April 17, 2003 The aircraft had flown 10,868 hours with 12,580 cycles - January 01, 2009 Was operated by Chautauqua Airlines for Midwest Connect in the standard Midwest Connect livery - 2009 Observed operating Midwest Connect service Milwaukee - Indianapolis - Columbus - July 07, 2009 Withdrawn from use - ? Departed Louisville on the ferry flight to Singapore for maintenance - March 21, 2013 Arrived Singapore on completion of the ferry flight - March 25, 2013 Ferry route: Louisville - St Johns - ? - Orkney - Malta - Sharm el-Sheikh - Dubai - Male - Singapore Cancelled from the United States Aircraft Register - March 25, 2013 Accepted by Jetgo Australia Holdings Pty Ltd, Sydney at Singapore Entered onto the Australian Aircraft Register as VH-JZG - March 28, 2013 Registered to SkyWorld Aviation, United Kingdom Leased to Jetgo Australia Holdings Pty Ltd, Sydney as the registered operator Utilisied by the Singaporean President on a five day charter to Myanmar - April 2013 Departed Singapore on the ferry flight to Australia - April 06, 2013 Arrived Brisbane on completion of the ferry flight - April 08, 2013 Ferry route: Singapore - Jakarta (Halim) - Broome - Brisbane Sold to Jetgo Australia Holdings Pty Ltd, Sydney off lease - ? Registered to Jetgo Australia Holdings Pty Ltd, Sydney - December 17, 2015 Current with JetGo |
VH-JZG. JetGo - in the standard livery at Melbourne Essendon Airport, November 29, 2013. (G. Canciani Copyright Image 0190-095.) |
VH-JZG. JetGo - in the standard livery at Melbourne Essendon Airport, July 12, 2016. (G. Canciani Copyright Image 0190-094.) |