Operated by Pan American from 1953 through 1964. Registration cancelled 16 April 1964 as a/c was exported. Operated by Misrair SAE - Egyptian Airlines registered as SU-ANK. Photo taken by Ms. Barbara Brewster.

Crashed into the sea on approach to Gan on March 1, 1960. Photo from: Air Force Museum of New Zealand

Photographer: Not known.

About 44 Swedish J28 Vampires were sold to the Dominican Republic. 2740 is ex 28406. Photo by: Hank Walker / Life

First registered as G-APXL in December 1959 and may have carried this for its first flight on 10 November 1959. Delivered to PAL on 21 June 1960 as above then later became XW-PBO and was wrecked landing at Muang Hein, Laos on 20 September 1964.

WU-16 receives attention from Bristol Aviation Services at Bankstown

Delivered to Mexicana on 14 January 1960. Seen on a pre-delivery photo sortie from Hatfield. Withdrawn from use in December 1970. From DH A/c 50 years ago.

Investigators examine the wreckage of the Merlin glider of the Canberra Gliding Club, which crashed on 27 December 1959 when its wing detached soon after casting off from an aero tow. Pilot killed. The wing strut to fuselage attachments were inadequate, as the result of a rebuilt after an earlier accident. The unregistered glider first flew in 1943 and had made several thousand flights before the fatal final rebuild. Gliding was unregulated in 1943 with no registration or type approvals required. When gliding became regulated in the 1950s, existing gliders did not have to comply.

VH-FBC taking on another load of dry chemicals on a farm near Cootamundra.