Rhoades Aviation, the 737-200F operations of Transair Hawaii, has been cleared to resume operations by the FAA. The airline stated that they are aiming for the restart in the fourth quarter of this year. Since Rhoades’ operations were suspended following the crash of N810TA, and revocation of their operating certificate, the four remaining 737-200Fs sat at their hangar, or on their ramp.
The four remaining 737-200Fs are:
N306AL | 23066 | 992 | -2T4C/A
N326TR | 20917 | 344 | -210C/A
N737CS | 23272 | 1093 | -2T4C/A
N809TA | 23796 | 1420 | -209F/A
TransAir’s 737-2Q8/A N413JG (c/n 23148, l/n 1059) has continued to operate as this passenger 737 is separate from the Rhoades Aviation certificate.
Further details in this CH-Aviation.com article.
