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PK-CKN at Kuala Namu
International Airport, wore Sriwijaya Air’s old livery
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On 18 January 2016, Sukacita (it means ‘Joy’ if translated from
Indonesian), the last Boeing 737-400 aircraft of Sriwijaya Air (registered PK-CKN), was gone
forever from Sriwijaya Air. It withdrawn from use at the date before stored at
Goodyear Litchfield Municipal at 14
February 2016.
The Boeing 737-400 aircrafts were one of the backbones of Sriwijaya Air’s
fleet. The first Boeing 737-400 aircraft of Sriwijaya Air, PK-CJU (named ‘Kasih';
(Love)) was joined the airline on 22 August 2008 and it was the replacement for
the airline’s aging Boeing 737-200 aircraft, until the Boeing 737-800, the New
Generation type of Boeing 737s joined the fleet in 2014.
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| PK-CKC, a Boeing 737-400 aircraft of Sriwijaya Air named ‘Agung’ at H.As Hananjoeddin Airport in
Tanjung Pandan, Indonesia on 19 March 2015. It wore the new livery of Sriwijaya
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Now, Sriwijaya Air has 9 Boeing 737-300 and 12 Boeing
737-500 aircraft in service. They are the remains Boeing 737 Classic aircraft
in Sriwijaya Air. Maybe, they also have no longer time in Sriwijaya Air’s
fleet. The other aircraft are 12 Boeing 737-800 aircraft and 2 Boeing 737-900ER
aircraft. Now, Sriwijaya Air ordered more Boeing 737 New Generation and Boeing
737 MAX aircraft to replace it remains Boeing 737 Classic aircraft. Goodbye The
Joy, thank you for flying people and flying the last Sriwijaya Air’s Boeing 737-400
aircraft service!
