Minus its port engine at Shannon. This was an ex-Spanish Air Force SAR aircraft (AD.1B-11) which had lain in storage at Palma de Mallorca for some years. It made an emergency landing at Shannon on 12 August 1982 with an engine shut down and spent more than three years there before leaving for Plymouth as G-BMDX on 2 February 1986. It was cancelled from the UK Register in June 1986 and exported to the USA as N2ML, later N23ML and finally N3JY. Reportedly damaged beyond repair when it crashed into the sea off Grand Turk, Turks and Caicos Islands circa 1987.

Incorrectly painted as 51-7101. This Albatross is in fact ex USAF 51-7161.

Incorrectly marked on the tail as 51-7101. This Albatross is in fact ex USAF 51-7161.

Ex G-BMDX, re-registered as N3JY on 13 August 1986. Departed Guernsey on 17 August 1986 on delivery to the USA and made a stop at Prestwick that same day. The Albatross was noted passing through Reykjavik the next day.

Ex N29850, Spanish Air Force AD.1B-11, USAF 51-7161. Registration cancelled on 12 June 1986 on sale to the USA as N2ML. Subsequently became N23ML, then N3JY on 13 August 1986. Damaged beyond repair in a crash into the sea off Grand Turk in the Caribbean in 1987. The US registration was finally cancelled on 11 June 2013.