In the early 1960s, Capitol Airways built up a significant fleet of Constellations and Super Constellations that were used extensively in its civilian and military charter business until they were replaced by Douglas DC-8s.

Built in 1957 and initially leased in Transocean livery, after which it was purchased outright and repainted as here. In 1969 it was acquired for the Biafra Airlift as CF-AEN then afterwards returned to Toronto and later languished at St. Hubert (CYHU) until scrapped in 1974.

Built in 1957 and here on lease in basic Transocean livery, after which it was purchased outright and repainted in standard Capitol c/s. In 1969 it was acquired for the Biafra Airlift as CF-AEN then afterwards returned to Toronto and later languished at St. Hubert (CYHU) until scrapped in 1974.

Built in July 1957 for Transocean Air Lines as N1927H. Later operated by Capitol Airways. Bought by Hellenic Air Ltd. in early 1970. The company intended to transport Greek agricultural products to Canada. This aircraft made only one flight for the company (in April 1971), after which it was parked at St. Hubert. Following some legal problems for the company in 1972 the aircraft was broken up there in 1974.