Where Are Iberia’s A340s Now?

by Matt Falcus
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Photo (c) Enzo Cattania

Photo (c) Enzo Cattania

 

Another casualty of the Covid-19 outbreak and its effect on worldwide aviation has been the early retirement of Iberia’s Airbus A340 fleet.

While the A340-300s had already been removed, the A340-600s were still in operation until recently and had some time to go before being retired.

Now all have gone, so we take a look here at where to find Iberia’s A340s now.

This may change as aircraft are sold on or moved to their final resting places. We’ll try to keep the list updated as we hear about changes.

 

A340-300s

Scrap

EC-GGS, A340-313 – WFU Madrid Barajas, Spain. Being scrapped.

EC-GHX, A340-313 – WFU Madrid Barajas, Spain. Being scrapped.

EC-GJT, A340-313 – Scrapped

EC-GLE, A430-313 – WFU Teruel, Spain

EC-GUP, A340-313X – Scrapped

EC-GUQ, A340-313X – Scrapped

EC-HGV, A340-313X – WFU Madrid Barajas, spain. Being scrapped.

EC-KOU, A340-313 – Scrapped

EC-LKS, A340-313X – Scrapped

 

A340-600s

EC-JCZ - Airbus A340-642 - Iberia - KJFK - Sep 2017

EC-INO, A340-642 – WFU Chateauroux, France

EC-IOB, A340-642 – WFU Chateauroux, France

EC-IQR, A340-642 – Stored, Madrid Barajas, Spain

EC-IZX, A340-642 – Stored, Madrid Barajas, Spain

EC-IZY, A340-642 – WFU Castellon, Spain

EC-JBA, A340-642 – WFU Ciudad Real, Spain

EC-JCY, A340-642 – WFU Teruel, Spain

EC-JCZ, A340-642 – Stored, Madrid Barajas, Spain

EC-JFX, A340-642 – WFU Teruel, Spain

EC-JLE, A340-642 – Stored, Madrid Barajas, Spain

EC-JNQ, A340-642 – WFU Ciudad Real, Spain

EC-JOH, A340-642 – Scrapped

EC-JPU, A340-642 – WFU Ciudad Real, Spain

EC-LEU, A340-642X – WFU Ciudad Real, Spain

EC-LCZ, A340-642X – Stored, Madrid Barajas, Spain

EC-KZI, A340-642X – Stored, Madrid Barajas, Spain

EC-LEV, A340-642X – WFU Ciudad Real, Spain

EC-LFS*, A340-642X – Stored, Madrid Barajas, Spain

 

* EC-LFS has the distinction of being the last ever A340 built, so hopefully it will go on to see service with another airline and won’t simply be scrapped.

 

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1 comment

MERVYN CROWE September 11, 2020 - 3:00 pm

I have always loved my flights in the A340,a truly comfy and solid aeroplane.

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