Reregistered VH-IAU in June 1963

Reregistered VH-PMS in June 1966. S J Kirkby was an Anglican bishop.

Damaged by cyclone Tracy at Darwin on December 25, 1974

Operated by the Royal Victorian Aero Club.

Reregistered VH-UEZ in January 1964

Reregistered VH-TLU in December 1962

Operated by TAA under a swap deal with Ansett in which it received three TAA Viscounts for two DC-6Bs. It was to allow the two airlines to operate identical fleets on identical schedules to bring stability to the airline industry after the collapse of ANA. The identical fleets crumbled in the 1980s and deregulation introduced in the 1990s. Neither TAA nor Ansett have survived.

VH-UEP was sold in New Zealand as ZK-COA in 2015.

Ex VH-RAS, VH-DOB had been sold by Robby's of Parafield to a Bill Dobson in Melbourne. It had not been delivered before the order came through grounding Ansons. VH-DOB was towed into the open and eventually scrapped.

This snowy scene shows four British United Viscount 833s operating regularly scheduled flights to West Germany for troops and their families. Destinations included Gutersloh, Wildenrath and Hanover. An Aer Lingus Viscount is at the end of the international pier on this overcast day.