First flown 3 November 1967 and delivered to Aeralpi as I-ANTE 8 November. To Mackey International as N970JM in February 1969, leased to Ozark Airlines March 1972, returned March 1973. To Publi Air as OO-JFP in March 1973. Sold to SCIBE Airlift as 9Q-CXK in March 1981. To Taxavia Zaïre March 1985, TMK Air Commuter November 1993, Malu Aviation December 1995. Crashed after take off from Kahemba, Zaire 3 October 1996. Photographer unknown

Delivered to Aer Alpi as I-ANTE Nov 1967, to Mackey International Airlines as N970JM Feb 1969, to Americana de Avion Feb 1971, to Ozark Airlines March 1970, to Publi-Air as OO-JFP March 1973, to SCIBE Airlift as 9Q-CXK March 1981, to Taxavia Zaire March 1985, to TMK Air Commuter Nov 1993. Written off 3 October 1993 when it crashed shortly after take off from Kahemba, Zaire. Seen here at Rand on a prolonged overhaul as the Twin Otter had no documentation or log books whatsoever. Photographer unknown

Photo courtesy of Marcel Coekaerts

Visitor for the Farnborough airshow. Delivered to Aeralpi as I-ANTE in 1967. To Mackey International as N970JM in 1969 then to Publi Air as OO-JFP in 1973. Sold as 9Q-CXK in 1981. Crashed after take off from Kahemba, Zaire in 1996.

Built in 1967 as I-ANTE for Aeralpi, leased to Mackey International via FB Ayer as N970JM in 1969 and returned in to the lessor in March 1973 before sale to Publi Air in Belgium as OO-JFP. Sold in Zaire to Scibe Airlift as 9Q-CBN in September 1980 but not take up and the aircraft remained in Brussels until delivered as 9Q-CXK in March 1981. Sold to Taxavia (Zaire) in March 1985 and TMK Commuter in November 1993. Underwent overhaul at Rand before sale to Malu Aviation in December 1995. Subsequently crashed taking off from Kahemba Airport Zaire in October 1996.

With "Common Market Commuter" titles. Written off Kahemba (Dem Rep Congo) 3 Oct 1996 as 9Q-CXK Malu Aviation.

Sold in Belgium as OO-JFP in 1973. R. Dean Denton collection photo. Photo from: Civil Aviation Historical Society, Melbourne, Australia

Also present on the apron is Sabena BN Islander, OO-AST. The original slide has faded quite badly.