Moncrief Oil / MONTEX BAe-146-100 N114M & 737-500 N737MT

[christrott]

Would anyone be interested in doing these two airplanes? They're common sights in North Texas and interesting aircraft for bizjets. Both are named "Lucky Liz".

N114M-

www.jetphotos.com/photo/7947017
www.jetphotos.com/photo/7162806

Here's what N114M's interior looks like -
flightaware.com/photos/view/70651-8211771a21b28e69a946edefc04f2b5642c73842/aircraft/N114M/sort/votes/page/1

N737MT-
www.jetphotos.com/photo/8982844
www.airport-data.com/aircraft/photo/001408434.html

I didn't get to see N737MT after they finished the conversion, but I understand it's in a more conventional interior with more seating than the 146 had. The lavatories and galley they used in the conversion I believe were out of one of the ex-Paradigm 727's used for sports charters that were scrapped about the same time as the conversion started.

N737MT was previously SX-BHR with Hermes Airlines, which isn't in the library either, so maybe a 3rd if someone is interested.

www.jetphotos.com/photo/8540486

[aerofoto - HJG Admin]

Your making HJG history Chris .... first time I've ever seem a request/suggestion by you

See what the guys think anyway

Mark C
BOG/CO

[Tony Madge - HJG]

Hi Chris, I will tackle these after the New Year

[christrott]

Mark, I've made a request occasionally, but very occasionally. I think the last one was to ensure we got an actual Air Wisconsin (not AW dba United Express) BAe-146.

Thanks Tony, no rush. Y'all doing the F1 plane just brought back to mind that these two were out there.

[aerofoto - HJG Admin]

I've made a request occasionally, but very occasionally. I think the last one was to ensure we got an actual Air Wisconsin

Was that you Chris ?

How time flies when one's having fun

Mark C
BOG/CO

[alex94]

Man that Bae is mint! 😍