AP-BEH - All Pakistan Aircraft Registration Marks

Registration:

AP-BEH

Certificate of Registration Number:

635

Registration Date:

September 19, 1992

Operator/Owner:

Pakistan International Airlines (PIA)

Aircraft Type:

Boeing 737-33A

Construction Number:

25504

Line Number:

2341

Year Built:

1992

SelCal Code:

CF-GS

First Flight:

July 22, 1992

Test Flight Registration:

Delivery Date:

September 8, 1992

Aircraft Name:

Chitral

Previous Registration:

Previous Operator:

Fate:

Damaged beyond repair, February 11, 2013

Next Registration:

Next Operator:

Additional Remarks:

Construction number 25504. Registered in Pakistan as AP-BEH for PIA. First flight July 22, 1992. Delivered to PIA on September 8, 1992. AP-BEH painted in Pakistan Government markings for VIP flights. Aircraft returned to PIA in September 2000 for PIA commercial flights. Aircraft painted in PIA livery. AP-BEH named "Chitral - Mysteries of the Kalash" and received Frontier Province tail design as part of Pakistan province tails livery introduced by PIA in 2006. On February 11, 2013, AP-BEH was operating flight PK-259 from Islamabad to Muscat via Sialkot when its port side main landing gear collapsed during landing at Muscat Airport. The aircraft suffered damage to its port side main landing gear, engine number 1 and wing. All passengers and crew members aboard the aircraft remained safe in this incident. Aircraft damaged beyond repair. Registration AP-BEH removed from Pakistan Aircraft Register on August 21, 2013. Aircraft with painted out PIA fuselage markings seen stored at Muscat Airport, December 12, 2013.

Photo:

Boeing 737-33A

Boeing 737-33A (Abbas Ali Collection)

Boeing 737-33A (registration AP-BEH)