Aircraft Leasing and Management (ALM) of London Gatwick, England is pleased to announce that it has arranged the sale of a further BAE Systems BAe 146-300 aircraft, with manufacturer’s serial number E3185 and registration mark G-JEBB to Star Peru, an airline based in Lima, Peru.
ALM was acting for Flybe in relation to the sale transaction.
The aircraft was delivered to Star Peru on 28 July 2009.
This aircraft is one of a number of BAe 146s previously owned and operated by Flybe which ALM has recently sold on behalf of the airline. The Flybe BAe 146 fleet has been replaced on the airline’s UK and European regional scheduled service network by new Embraer 195 aircraft.
ALM is currently remarketing the last few remaining Flybe BAe 146 aircraft and the details of further aircraft sales transactions are expected to be announced shortly.
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