white B737-2

[c.r.m what is it]

Does anyone know who owns the all white B737-2 that landed at Lhr 12.30 this afternoon!

Thanks for any answers

[Avman]

YU-ANP of Aviogenex, operating for JAT.

[trident3A]

Rare to see a 732 these days. You still get the odd interesting visitor at LHR

[captain_flynn]

Its been coming in for a few months now. It did seem to be daily but now seems to come in a few days a week. Its doing flights for JAT.

[Seat62K]

I bet it was noisy!

[c.r.m what is it]

Blimey, I flew on that 20+ years ago, thought they had been scrapped or sent to Nigeria, lol

[BYALPHAINDIA]

Yeah, I remember YU ANP back in the 80's & 90's she must have some hours on the meter!

[Tyres O'Flaherty]

There's also a 1974 '732 operated by Palmair with long pipes on the uk register, bet that's seen a few as well

[Groundloop]

There's also a 1974 '732 operated by Palmair with long pipes on the uk register,

Not any more. European Aviation Air Charter - whose 732 it was - went bust late last year. Palmair will soon be using a 737-500 from Astraeus.

[storm_eagle]

I was on board YU-ANP, few weeks ago (LHR-BEG). Old lady is still in very good condition.Interior looks better than in some other JAT airplanes (ie. YU-ANJ).

For the first 15-20 minutes of flight, temperature in the cabin was very high. The passengers turned on all fans above the seats to chill, that made much more noise than two PW JT8D-15(HK3). Probably one of the STW's managed to convince the pilots not to cook passengers before landing in Belgrade, after few minutes the temperature fell to normal. I expected much more noise in the cabin, but I managed to take a nap during the flight
BTW. Sorry for my Tarsan english