Reregistered ZK-DCF in February 1971. Bob Kerr photo

Crashed at Tarata in March 1967. A few months later it was restored as ZK-CVF. Bob Kerr photo

Crashed at Old Man Range on February 3, 2021 when it flew into the terrain in poor weather. Rotorua Aerial Charter was an operation of the aero club. Bob Kerr photo

Sold in the US as N4586 in 1969. Bob Kerr photo

Ex N1774Z. A regular annual visitor to Roborough at the time, being used by Hughie Green to take him to auditions for his TV programme "Opportunity Knocks". Registration cancelled on 6 December 1977 by the CAA as withdrawn from use.

Airlines of NSW started operations with VH-PQA in the Riverina region of New South Wales in January 1967 but within the year the aircraft was parked in the Essendon graveyard. The experience hastened the licensing of third-level (commuter) airlines in Australia to take over regional DC-3 services that were not viable with Fokker F27s. Third-level airlines typically paid general aviation wages, which was not an option for Ansett-owned Airlines of NSW. -PQA would return to scheduled services in 1968 with one of the new third-level operators, the aptly named Commuter Airlines, based at Essendon.