The original Air Rhodesia colour scheme was darker blue with the Zimbabwe bird in a white band on the tail. This was changed with the arrival of the Boeing 720s in 1973.

When the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland was dissolved in 1963, there were significant changes also in the airlines of the region. Central African Airways had been the federation's airline. Coming out of that airline, Zambia Airways, Air Malawi, and Air Rhodesia were established in the following years. CAA remained as a holding company and operated the aircraft on behalf of the three airlines. The actual operator was shown below the tail with interchangeable signs.

Built in 1956 and later passed on to Air Zimbabwe as Z-YNB. Scrapped in 2000.

Embarking for a domestic flight at Salisbury as the city was known in 1975. Note the Canberras of No 5 Sqd Rhodesian Air Force at New Sarum Air Force Station in the background.

Delivered new to Air Rhodesia as VP-YNB 17th May 1957. Re-registered Z-YNB Oct 1983 when the airline changed into Air Zimbabwe. Stored Harare from Dec 1985 and cannibalized for spares. Completely scrapped by Jan 2000