PH-XRY Boeing 737-7K2
About PH-XRY - Boeing 737-7K2
Registration
PH-XRY
Serial
33463
Model
Boeing 737-7K2
Status
Active
Age
23 years
Last Seen
3/11/2024 (HV5820)
Operator
Past Flights
| Flight | Date | From | To | Duration | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HV5820 |
3 Nov. 17:05 |
BRI Bari |
AMS Amsterdam |
2h 17m 1,539 km |
Landed | View |
| HV5819 |
3 Nov. 13:55 |
AMS Amsterdam |
BRI Bari |
2h 5m 1,539 km |
Landed | View |
| HV6336 |
3 Nov. 10:00 |
VLC Valencia |
AMS Amsterdam |
1h 55m 1,482 km |
Landed | View |
| HV6441 |
3 Nov. 07:00 |
RTM Rotterdam |
VLC Valencia |
2h 3m 1,438 km |
Landed | View |
| HV5034 |
2 Nov. 19:40 |
BDS Brindisi |
RTM Rotterdam |
2h 17m 1,625 km |
Landed | View |
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Frequently Asked Questions
The registration number of this Boeing aircraft is PH-XRY.
This aircraft is owned by Transavia.
The PH-XRY of Transavia is a Boeing 737-7K2.
The recent destinations of this PH-XRY Boeing are:
- HV5820 from Bari (BRI) to Amsterdam (AMS)
- HV5819 from Amsterdam (AMS) to Bari (BRI)
- HV6336 from Valencia (VLC) to Amsterdam (AMS)
- HV6441 from Rotterdam (RTM) to Valencia (VLC)
- HV5034 from Brindisi (BDS) to Rotterdam (RTM)
- HV5033 from Rotterdam (RTM) to Brindisi (BDS)
- HV6094 from Faro (FAO) to Rotterdam (RTM)
- HV6093 from Rotterdam (RTM) to Faro (FAO)
- HV6194 from Palma, Majorca (PMI) to Rotterdam (RTM)
- HV6193 from Rotterdam (RTM) to Palma, Majorca (PMI)
- HV6036 from Rome (FCO) to Rotterdam (RTM)
- HV6035 from Rotterdam (RTM) to Rome (FCO)
- HV5052 from Alicante (ALC) to Rotterdam (RTM)
- HV5051 from Rotterdam (RTM) to Alicante (ALC)
- HV5022 from Málaga (AGP) to Rotterdam (RTM)
This Boeing aircraft of Transavia is 23 years old.
The safety of aircraft is always a priority for Transavia, regardless of the age of the aircraft. This Boeing of 23 years is safe and is not yet due for retirement. Moreover, the interior is often upgraded with new seats more than a new aircraft is ordered, for extra comfort.