My last five 752 flights have all had leather in F. Im not 100% sure what they have in Y, but I believe Y has gotten slimmer, blue seats...

that makes sense. I think it was 2513. I didn't write it down.

Anyway, I know there's at least 1 of the domestic 777's with the new interior. I've seen the new interior on my last 2 flights between SFO and OGG.

-David

I was on N212UA today, and it has the new interior with old paint.

-David

N385UA, a former UA bird, crashed in Indonesia today
http://avherald.com:80/h?article=42a0d9ad&opt=0

A number of the other 735s and 733s have been scrapped, while a handful are still in storage.

The 757 leather F conversion continues...

Additional history on some of the 733s and 735s...
N928UA, scrap
N922UA, scrap
N202UA... stored at "Source One Aircraft Repair"

Here are a couple more ex-pats in Indo:

PK-YVL ex N373UA
PK-YVM ex N349UA

both now flying for 7P (Batavia Air).............

Apparently, quite a few of the A319s have visted the paint shop recently. N807UA, 808, 810, 811, 815, 817, and a couple more I've forgotten. This was taken from the Airliners.net UA fleet tracking thread.

Indeed, the paint shop has been quite active lately with the domestic fleet.

Very nice! One of my flights over the weekend was on an A319, that had yet to be painted. It looked nasty!

N816UA (A319) is in new colors too. I was on it last weekend.

This is the bird that had the landing incident in EWR in January. Good to see they're painting the fleet.

Are there any birds in the paint shop as we speak?

N194UA has left VCV enroute Pusan.....possible heavy maintenance and reconfiguration? Or just being mustered out of the fleet for good?

From what I understand, N194UA will be reconfigured and re-introduced into the fleet and another 747 - which was due for heavy check - will be parked. My understanding is that it's more cost effective to do this than to perform the heavy checks.... but that could be incorrect info.

N194UA:
http://flightaware.com/live/flight/U...810Z/KVCV/RKPK

Amusing photo of N194UA from Feb that has been my desktop background for a while now. Still amusing to me that there are so many airframes with new paint sitting in the desert.

Agree, but it looks like many of those birds are in "short term parking" since the windows aren't covered up to preserve them.