On February 13, the aircraft with tail number EW-254PA made its last flight as part of the Belavia fleet, the airline's press service reported . It delivered passengers from Moscow's Vnukovo airport to Minsk and then completed its flying career.
Photo: Belavia
This aircraft became the first Boeing 737-300 in the airline's fleet and has been in operation since June 2008. Over its years of service, the aircraft spent 31,463 hours in the sky and performed 17,173 flights.
A few weeks before the presentation of Belavia's new livery in 2016, it was EW-254PA that first received the cornflower on its tail – a symbol that is well-recognized today.
Among the distinctive features of this aircraft is a built-in airstair near the left passenger doors, allowing boarding and disembarking without the need for additional ground equipment.
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