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crewboi83
21st Apr 2005, 11:57
Just noticed on the CAA website that EAC registered a 737 (ex Ryanair EI-CJC - i think) on the 11/4/05 as G-FIGP. I know they already have G-GPFI so i know i hanv't just got the reg wrong. is this a new a/c for them then?
Fried_Chicken
21st Apr 2005, 20:43
I believe GGPFI is to be retired & replaced with GFIGP, aircraft to be operated for Minardi F1 team, hence the reg'
FC
crewboi83
22nd Apr 2005, 11:17
Ok thanks! i was on GPFI other day... it was at one point the only decnet a/c in our fleet but as we are gettin new seats n stuff on the 732's they starting to look smart inside now! thanks FC
eurostar builder
22nd Apr 2005, 18:04
I think you will find that the one you have been talking about is going G-GPFI to ozjet hence the new one G-FIGP for the F1
Liffy 1M
22nd Apr 2005, 20:57
This is the former EI-CJI of Ryanair, B737-2E7 c/n 22875.
Irish Steve
22nd Apr 2005, 21:43
This is the former EI-CJI of Ryanair, B737-2E7 c/n 22875.
Well used then, and used to high speeds all over the place:D :D
I hope it's not one of the ones that's got more hull skin patches than a leper colony on it;) ;)
crewboi83
23rd Apr 2005, 13:33
EuroStar Builder... thanks for clearing that up :p