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  • PR-GTL @ KMIA - GOL Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes S.A. - by Dave Turpie by Dave Turpie @ KMIA
  • PR-GTL @ KMIA - GOL Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes S.A. - by Dave Turpie by Dave Turpie @ KMIA
  • N1005A @ KMIA - Delivered to VIASA as N1005A in 1982. To Jet America as N782JA in 1984. To Alaska Airlines in 1987 and reregistered as N967AS in 1991. To Aeropostal as YV-04C in 2004. Reregistered as YV132T in 2006. Withdrawn from use at Miami in 2006 and later scrapped. - by Paul Seymour by Paul Seymour @ KMIA
  • N1003W @ KMIA - Delivered to Mexicana as N1003W in 1981. To Sun Country as N152SY in 1995. Withdrawn from use at Greenwood,MS in 2000 and scrapped in 2002. - by Paul Seymour by Paul Seymour @ KMIA
  • N1003L @ KMIA - Delivered to Aeromexico as N1003L in 1981 then to Aeroperu in 1993. To Skyjet as V2-LEX in 1997 then to other operators. Used as a ground trainer at Las Palmas, Peru from 2012. - by Paul Seymour by Paul Seymour @ KMIA
  • N303FR @ KMIA - No comment. - by Dave Turpie by Dave Turpie @ KMIA
  • OO-SFK @ KMIA - No comment. - by Dave Turpie by Dave Turpie @ KMIA
  • OO-SFK @ KMIA - No comment. - by Dave Turpie by Dave Turpie @ KMIA
  • OO-SFK @ KMIA - No comment. - by Dave Turpie by Dave Turpie @ KMIA
  • ET-ARH @ KMIA - No comment. - by Dave Turpie by Dave Turpie @ KMIA
  • XA-EME @ KMIA - Formerly with Alaska Airlines as N705AS. - by Dave Turpie by Dave Turpie @ KMIA
  • XA-ESF @ KMIA - Formerly with Alaska Airlines as N706AS. - by Dave Turpie by Dave Turpie @ KMIA
  • XA-GGB @ KMIA - Originally delivered as HB-IIA to TEA Switzerland in 1989. - by Dave Turpie by Dave Turpie @ KMIA
  • N703KW @ KMIA - Eastern markings on a Swift Air plane. - by Dave Turpie by Dave Turpie @ KMIA
  • N703KW @ KMIA - Eastern markings on a Swift Air plane. - by Dave Turpie by Dave Turpie @ KMIA
  • N703KW @ KMIA - Eastern markings on a Swift Air plane. - by Dave Turpie by Dave Turpie @ KMIA