Delivered to BEA in July 1952 and sold to the Royal Jordanian AF as 107 in December 1959. When the Jordanians replaced their Ambassadors with Handley Page Heralds in 1963, she returned to the UK to join Dan Air until withdrawn from use at Lasham in November 1967 and was scrapped there in 1969.

Veha Akat was a 'French' airline operating in Laos. F-LAAN and sister aircraft F-LAAM (c/n 989) were delivered in January 1957, shortly before this photo was taken. Owner then listed as Compagnie Laotienne de Commerce et de Transport (CLCT) but this was changed to Societé Veha Akat in 1959. Certificates of airworthiness suspended in October 1961 and April 1961, respectively. Both aircraft listed as written off on 2 April 1970. Photo by: Joel Halpern / University of Wisconsin-Madison

One of the first examples built by Weserflug, this H-21 did not live long and crashed at Memmingen on 2 May 1958.

Owned by Mr de Ferranti but loaned to members of the Ringway Aero Club.

Built by Avro at Yeadon in 1946 and operated by 511 Squadron RAF. Served on the Berlin Airlift. Bought by Aeronavale in February 1957 and operated by their Le Bourget-based transport unit with code PA 3.