Built in 1958 and sold to Trek Airways as ZS-DVJ in 1964. In 1967 it was painted in Luxair livery as LX-LGX and operated non-stop flights between Europe and S. Africa to get around Apartheid related sanctions. Retired in 1969 then used as a tourist attraction at a resort, in Trek livery, until it was acquired by the SAA Museum in 1988 and put on display.

ZS-DVJ flew its last flight into a makeshift airstrip in Warmbaths, Transvaal (now Bela-Bela, Limpopo) on 9 October 1971 for display at the Klein Kariba Resort. It was donated to the SAA Museum and moved to Johannesburg for restoration and currently on display at the museum at Rand Airport.

ZS-DVJ flew its last flight into a makeshift airstrip in Warmbaths, Transvaal (now Bela-Bela, Limpopo) on 9 October 1971 for display at the Klein Kariba Resort. It was donated to the SAA Museum and moved to Johannesburg for restoration and currently on display at the museum at Rand Airport.