In Channel Airways rather lack-lustre colour scheme, showing its ex-Olympic Airways origins. Purchased by Channel in February 1970. Sold to Dan-Air in April 1972 following the collapse of Channel Airways in February 1972. Stored with the Science Museum at Wroughton in 2022.

Acquired by Lloyd International in April 1970 ex-Pan Am N759PA and in service when the airline ceased flying in June 1972. To Bahamas World Airways as VP-BDF in December 1972, air-tested by Aviation Traders as G-41-372.

To Hungary, de-registered January 2020.

If you were using a photocopier at work back then there's a good chance the wrapped reams of paper had the same logo as on this Learjet. It was sold on and eventually ended up in Venezuela to be replaced by a Learjet 35, then a Falcon 50 with the same registration.