Offloading one of the first Hillman Avenger cars sent to Malta.

Seen at Geneva on one of the airlines 'deep penetration' flight into Europe. First flown as a Carvair on 19th March 1963 and sold to Falcon Airways as N80FA in April 1979. Registered to Pacific Air Express as N103 in April 1983 and flew with several operators before crashing on take off from Venetie Alaska in June 1997.

British Air Ferries ATL.98 Carvair G-ASDC "Pont Du Rhin" unloading flower boxes after a flight from Jersey at Baginton Airport, Coventry, on 18 May 1972; note Midland Air Cargo Bristol Freighter Mk.32 G-APAU parked in the background. The 500,000th image on AirHistory.net!

In Aviation Traders Engineering hangar on overhaul.

In revised BAF colour scheme.

At its peak in the 1960s the vehicle ferry operation at Southend made it one of the busiest fields in the UK. The Carvair was the only Douglas propliner I flew on.