The Dutch city of Terneuzen, on the south bank of the Scheldt estuary, was briefly served by Sabena from 1 October 1955 - one stop a week between Brussels and Rotterdam. The heliport was in nearby Axel. There was one more flight in 1964 at the request of the Dow Chemical company. By this time, Sabena had sold its S-58 fleet but to help carry out the remaining services two airframes were acquired from Chicago Helicopter Airways. N869 became OO-SHP in November 1964.

To XW-PGR operated by Royal Air Lao. Crashed Luang Prabang (Laos) February 27, 1971

British Eagle's Britannia 312 "Team Spirit" departs on an inclusive tour holiday flight in August 1964. Ex BOAC, 'OVM served BEIA from 03.64 until the company failed in late 1968. Viscount 701 G-AMOC is in the foreground.

British Eagle's Skymaster has arrived on an inclusive tour flight from Valencia and will be prepared to depart on I/T STW919 to Palma at 1000 hrs. Ex USN R5D-1 Bu39175, she served Eagle from 02.64 until 02.65. Scrapped in Zaire in 1995 after 51 years of service.

An early image of this Viscount 806 in a classic line-up on Ringway's International Pier in 1964