Short-lived Treffield International Britannia is sitting on a rain-soaked apron. Treffield leased a Britannia from Laker and started operations on May 1st, 1967. Due to technical problems and bad weather a lot of flights were delayed and the Britannia was returned at the end of June 1967. The airline was declared bankrupt on 27 July 1967. Any help with the location could be Manchester, confirmation would be welcome - (photographer not known)

Built for Continental Airlines as N254V in 1959 and sold to Channel Airways as G-ATVE in May 1966. Leased to short lived Treffield International between January 1967 and June 1967 when it was repossessed by Channel Airways. Continued to serve with them until withdrawn from use in October 1969 and broken up at Southend in June 1972. The nose was preserved, initially by the Historic Aircraft Museum at Southend and subsequently by various collections in Germany. Still extant at 50.633124N 7.216180E in 2021.