Thank you for visiting my website. I would like to thank everyone for visiting, and I do appreciate all comments and suggestions and as always photos and info about any 757 is more than welcome.
Website updates:
- 20-dec-2025 – added links to each aircraft in all important sections (easier to find full history)
- 26-Dec-2025 – updated the Storage list
- 30-Dec-2025 – updated the To be scrapped/scrapped list
Production List:
ACTIVE (last update January 21, 2026) / Photos: 949.
News:
- Jan 3 – N678DL (25983) of Delta Air Lines ferried Atlanta/ATL-Blytheville/BYH as DAL9941 January 2nd; for part out and scrapping.
- Dec 26 – scrapping of D-ABOL (c/n 29021) was completed at St. Athan/DGX December 20th; this is the first scrapped Boeing 757-300.
- Nov 27 – New Pacific Airlines ceased operations November 27th.
- Nov 19 – D-ABOI (c/n 29018) of Condor ferried Frankfurt/FRA-St. Athan/DGX as CFG4787 November 19th; for part out and scrapping; this was Condor’s last Boeing 757-300 and is no longer a Boeing 757 operator.
- Nov 1 – D-ABOK (c/n 29020) of Condor ferried Dusseldorf/DUS-St. Athan/DGX as CFG4787 October 30th; for part out and scrapping.
- Oct 1 – D-ABOJ (c/n 29019) of Condor ferried Dusseldorf/DUS-St. Athan/DGX as CFG4788 October 1st; for part out and scrapping.
- Sep 22 – TF-FIR (c/ 26242) of Icelandair; last service: London/LHR-Keflavik/KEF as ICE455 September 21st; ferried Keflavik/KEF-Kansas City/MCI as ICE5201 September 22nd; for part out and scrapping.
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Verified: 757-200 N309DH is sitting outside our hangar at Cecil Field Jacksonville for conversion by FlightStar Inc.
Hi Eric,
Thanks for info; do you know if ex-Royal Air Maroc 757 N686AL is still there? or has it been scrapped?
Icelandair is receiving 2 new aircraft from IFLY one is EI-DUA s/n 26247 and other one I do not know at the moment. It is possible it will be EI-DUC s/n 26248 they are replacing TF-FIY and TF- FIZ
Thanks for info; EI-DUD (c/n 26249) is the second aircraft.
New Reg.:
Ex. EI-DUA s/n 26247,
Icelandasir: TF-ISV
New Reg.:
Ex. EI-DUD s/n 26249,
Icelandair: TF-ISJ
Hi we have part of gmon j being shipped to Iceland just the front section of the frame.
Have few pics if you send email ill send you if you like.matt
Hi Matt, all pictures are welcome, please send to admin@b757.info, thanks!!
I am trying to find out the fate of N689AA. I will not use or access facebook. thanks.
Hi Jose,
Please click on following link for the history of N689AA: https://www.b757.info/25731/
Thanks for your interest in my website!
Thanks for making this website. Just flew on 757-223 N197AN and it really is a great plane even 15 years later. (2001) I don’t know what airlines are going to replace it with, it’s the perfect size for many routes and its range is much longer that 321, MD90-50, etc.
Very interesting informations. Many thanks to the webmaster. Have a pretty day.
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Actually German Condor hast manys 757-300, but they Use them for long haul AS Well which we sonst Like, we fly in dec 31th to new years from Kuala Lumpur to Frankfurt, with a necessary fuel Stop in Dubai. We think ITS Not made for this Long way regarding comfort and health of passengers.
Hi,
I am looking for the reg of a DHL B757 with 520.620 or 820 on the nose wheel door.
Any ideas appreciated.
Hi There!
I have been following your web for ages. I am very attached to a B757 that I flew many times for American Airlines. I had a complex electrical complication in it years ago…and she held up well. She was mothballed in Roswell for several years and was just headed to New Orleans for a redo. Can you please keep track of her and tell me what is going on? I am VERY attached to that craft! N197AN. Many thanks my friend!
Captain Mark Ruth
St. Louis, MO
Hi Again! Sorry to bother you again! I don’t quite understand your last briefing. After years in the Roswell grave yard, American Airlines sold N197AN to Nomadic Aviation and went to ARA for a freight mod. I believe it got a new tail number OMD277. Tracking this number, it appears that it’s last flight was August 8, 2024. Can you verify this, and/or share it’s activity with me? Thanking you again for your great web and tracking the world’s finest aircraft ever.