Fleet Status
| Key: | In service | Withdrawn | Preserved | Departmental Use | Further Use | Scrapped |
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Class 488/2
| Unit No. | Vehicle Numbers | Livery | Operator | Withdrawn | Status | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TFOH | TSOH | |||||||
| 488201 | 72500 | 72638 | Gatwick Express | Cotswold Rail | 2002 | Scrapped (2004) | ||
| 488202 | 72501 | 72617 | Gatwick Express | Gatwick Express | 2005 | Preserved | ||
| 488203 | 72502 | 72640 | Gatwick Express (Advertising) | Network Rail | 2002 | Stored | ||
| 488204 | 72503 | 72641 | Gatwick Express (Advertising) | Network Rail | 2002 | Stored | ||
| 488205 | 72504 | 72628 | Gatwick Express | Gatwick Express | 2002 | Scrapped (2003) | ||
| 488206 | 72505 | 72629 | Gatwick Express | Gatwick Express | 2005 | Preserved | ||
| 488207 | 72506 | 72642 | Gatwick Express (Advertising) | Cotswold Rail | 2002 | Scrapped (2004) | ||
| 488208 | 72507 | 72643 | Gatwick Express (Advertising) | GB Railfreight | 2002 | Sent for Scrap 29/04/09 | ||
| 488209 | 72508 | 72644 | Gatwick Express | Gatwick Express | 2004 | Sold to New Zealand-based Mainline Steam Trust | ||
| 488210 | 72509 | 72635 | Gatwick Express | Gatwick Express | 2002 | Sold to MoD Marchwood | ||
Class 488/3
| Unit No. | Vehicle Numbers | Livery | Operator | Withdrawn | Status | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TSOLH | TSOL | TSOLH | ||||||||
| 488301 | 72600 | 72700 | 72601 | InterCity | British Rail | 1985 | Scrapped (1987) | |||
| 488302 | 72602 | 72701 | 72604 | Gatwick Express | Gatwick Express | 2003 | Scrapped (2003) | |||
| 488303 | 72603 | 72702 | 72608 | Gatwick Express | Network Rail | 2002 | Stored | |||
| 488304 | 72606 | 72703 | 72611 | Gatwick Express | Gatwick Express | 2002 | Preserved | |||
| 488305 | 72605 | 72704 | 72609 | Gatwick Express (Advertising) | Gatwick Express | 2002 | Sold to Northern Ireland Railways | |||
| 488306 | 72607 | 72705 | 72610 | Gatwick Express | Cotswold Rail | 2002 | Scrapped (2004) | |||
| 488307 | 72612 | 72706 | 72613 | Railtrack Blue/Green | Network Rail | 2004 | Renumbered 910002 | |||
| 488308 | 72614 | 72707 | 72615 | Railtrack Blue/Green | Network Rail | - | In service | |||
| 488309 | 72616 | 72708 | 72639 | Railtrack Blue/Green | Network Rail | 2004 | Renumbered 910001 | |||
| 488310 | 72618 | 72709 | 72619 | Gatwick Express | Gatwick Express | 2002 | Preserved | |||
| 488311 | 72620 | 72710 | 72621 | Gatwick Express | Gatwick Express | 2005 | Preserved | |||
| 488312 | 72622 | 72711 | 72623 | Gatwick Express | GB Railfreight | 2002 | Sent for scrap 29/04/09 | |||
| 488313 | 72624 | 72712 | 72625 | Gatwick Express | Gatwick Express | 2004 | Sold to New Zealand-based Mainline Steam Trust | |||
| 488314 | 72626 | 72713 | 72627 | Gatwick Express (Advertising) | Gatwick Express | 2002 | Sold to Northern Ireland Railways | |||
| 488315 | 72636 | 72714 | 72645 | Gatwick Express | GB Railfreight | 2002 | Sent for scrap 29/04/09 | |||
| 488316 | 72630 | 72715 | 72631 | Railtrack Blue/Green | Network Rail | - | In service | |||
| 488317 | 72632 | 72716 | 72633 | Gatwick Express | Gatwick Express | 2003 | Sent for scrap | |||
| 488318 | 72634 | 72717 | 72637 | Gatwick Express | Gatwick Express | 2002 | Sold to Northern Ireland Railways | |||
| 488319 | 72646 | 72718 | 72647 | Gatwick Express (Advertising) | Gatwick Express | 2002 | Sold to Northern Ireland Railways | |||
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