'Imperial Airlines maintenance facilities at Miami International Airport.' It is safe to assume the photo was taken after the crash of sister ship N2737A at Richmond, Virginia on 8 November 1961 for articles published in Life on 17 November and 15 December. Ex 43-10312, the Constellation had served with Capital Airlines during the 1950s. Last reg ZP-CAS with Líneas Aéreas Paraguayas. Photo by: Michael Rougier / Life

Built in 1945 and the one-time G-AHEK of BOAC. Here it is grounded after declaring an emergency en route Gander to Copenhagen. While on a US Army charter flight on 8 November 1961 it crashed on approach to Richard E. Byrd Airport, Richmond, Virginia, during an emergency diversion. 77 passengers and crew were killed with 2 survivors. This resulted in the operator loosing its FAA approval.

Built for KLM in 1946 as PH-TAV then sold to Capital Airlines in 1950. Ended up in Chile as CC-CAA and withdrawn from use in 1968, then scrapped in 1979.