Seen at Luqa wearing small 'The Malta Airlines' underneath a logo set into in the cheatline. I am uncertain of the significance of this logo but it was later replaced by the Maltese Cross.

Photographer: Bernard Crocoll.

Purchased from BEA by Winner Airways, the aircraft is shown outside the BEA maintenance base at LHR shortly before delivery to them as B-3001. It passed to Far Eastern Air Transport in April 1976 as B-2035. Following that it was leased to Mandala Airlines as PK-RVT. It was WFU in January 1985 after a belly landing incident (no fatalities) at Yogyakarta Indonesia and scrapped.

G-AOYT seen here with BEA logos on the fuselage replaced with The Malta Airlines. This airline existed from the early 1950s until 1973. It was a BEA associate company using BEA aircraft and crews.

Originally G-AOYT with BEA, this Viscount was sold to Winner Airways as B-3001 in 5.69, going on to FEAT as B-2035 in 4.76. Leased by Mandala in 4.77 and dbr on landing at Yogyakarta 13.1.85