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Flyglobespan

Photos of Flyglobespan aircraft flying into Glasgow Airport. Flyglobespan was a Scottish low budget airline based in Edinburgh that was part of the Globespan Group that specialised in tour and charter operations. The airline flew domestic and European and long haul routes using a mixed fleet of aircraft. Increasing fuel costs and financial problems led to eventual administration and bankruptcy, and the airline ceased operations December 2009

G-CDKT Boeing 737-683 of Flyglobespan on approach to Glasgow Airport. It joined the fleet in May 2005 and was withdrawn in October 2008. The aircraft has the dubious distinction of being the first Boeing 737-600 to be broken up. It was scrapped in July 2010 after component recovery at only 11 years old.
G-CDKT Boeing 737-683 of Flyglobespan on approach to Glasgow Airport. It joined the fleet in May 2005 and was withdrawn in October 2008. The aircraft has the dubious distinction of being the first Boeing 737-600 to be broken up. It was scrapped in July 2010 after component recovery at only 11 years old.
Boeing 737 of Flyglobespan on approach to Glasgow Airport.
G-CEFG Boeing 767-319ER of Flyglobespan on approach to Glasgow Airport. It joined the fleet in October 2006, and was withdrawn in December 2009 when the company ceased trading.

G-CDEG Boeing 737-8BK of Flyglobespan on approach to Glasgow Airport. It was brand new when it joined the fleet in March 2005, and was withdrawn in November 2009.