When photographed the aircraft was stored in the Basler back lot awaiting BT-67 conversion. In 2017 it emerged from Basler's hangars as BT-67 Turbo-67 c/n 64 N167BT but was later re-registered N131PR. On 21st December 2023 it came back on the Canadian register as C-FDXQ for ALCI Aviation, and was recently tracked flying out of Troll Research Station in Antarctica.

ALCI Aviation Limited of Oshawa, Ontario (aka Enterprise Air Inc.) began flying this Basler BT-67 on contract with the White Desert travel company in Antarctic during the 2019-2020 tourist season. White Desert guests fly from Cape Town to Antarctica in a Gulfstream G550 or G650 bizjets and land on Wolf's Fang blue ice runway (aka Blue One) in Queen Maud Land. The ALCI ski-equipped BT-67s fly guests between camps. Originally flown in the UK as RAF FD789 and G-AKNB, it was exported to the US in 1989 as N59NA. To Basler in 2014. To BT-67 N141PR in Sep. 2018 and to Canada in Nov 2019 as C-GOOU.

This aircraft continues to operate today (2021) with Kenn Borek Air / ALCI Aviation.

Later converted to BT-67.