Airframe
Total Time
44904 Hours
Range
2200 NM
Max Take Off Weight
203100 lb
Engine1
Engine1 Manufacturer
Pratt & Whitney
Engine1 Model
JT8D-217C
Engine1 Serial Number
726120
Engine Time
30917
Engine1 Cycles
18368
Engine1 Notes
SECOND ENGINE DETAILS: MANUFACTURER-Pratt & Whitney, MODEL-JT8D-217C, SERIAL NUMBER-725015, TTSN-26349, TTCSN-15967
Engine2
Engine2 Manufacturer
Pratt & Whitney
Engine2 Model
JT8D-17
Engine2 Serial Number
689878
Engine2 Time
46813
Engine2 Cycles
25013
Engine2 Notes
SB 6431 - Nov/21/30, LESS REMAINING DISK: C7 Remaining Cycles-5918
Avionics
Avionics Radios
The Boeing 727-2S2F (HK-4636) is equipped with a comprehensive avionics suite featuring dual Universal 1018-2-113 Flight Management Systems (FMS) with integrated GPS, Collins VHF communication radios, dual Collins VOR and DME systems, and dual Collins ADF units. It includes Honeywell Mode S transponders, Allied Signal GPWS/TAWS, and an ACCS TCAS II system for enhanced situational awareness. The aircraft is also fitted with a Collins weather radar, GE Aviation cockpit voice recorder, and Honeywell flight data recorder. Additional equipment includes ELTA emergency locator transmitters (automatic and battery models), Collins and Honeywell altimeters, and an Ametek C50 compass system. This avionics configuration supports RNAV-1, RNAV-2, and RNP-1 operational capabilities, ensuring compliance with modern navigation and safety standards.
Exterior
Exterior Notes
White with Yellow & Blue Stripes
Interior
Interior Notes
727 Interior Cargo Configuration
Inspections Status
Inspection Status NoteThe aircraft has been meticulously maintained under the MSG-2 program, with all major inspections current and well-documented. The most recent A Check was completed on November 5, 2022, with the next due at 45,054 flight hours. The B Check was also accomplished on the same date, next due at 45,202 flight hours. A 2B Check was performed concurrently, with the next inspection scheduled at 45,814 flight hours. The C Check was last carried out on September 10, 2021, with the next due at 46,435 flight hours, while the 2C Check was completed on August 24, 2018, next due at 46,476 flight hours. The D/2 Check and full D Check were both previously performed, with the next major overhauls scheduled at 52,435 and 52,477 flight hours, respectively. Landing gears have been overhauled and are controlled at 16,000 flight hours.