Originally N723PA "Clipper Viking" with Pan Am this aircraft subsequently had a very colourful history too long to detail here, but it achieved fame on 11th October 1979 when it took off from Bristol Lulsgate Airport for Kuwait "after using every inch of runway….the aircraft extensively damaged approach lighting, carried a quantity of hedge and tree with it to Kuwait, and left behind at Lulsgate large sections of both inner flaps."! It was eventually impounded at Ankara in 1981 and scrapped there soon after.

delivered in green color scheme as 14, then PS-14 as you see, later new code PS-32

Fuji built 124 T-34A's for the Japanese Self Defense Forces under license from Beechcraft. Photographer Akira Watanabe.

Built in 1976 and current as N49GS in 2021. Operated by Leeson Electric Corporation in the late '70s early '80s. (The Canso behind getting an engine change was registered to locally based Aero Trades (Western) at the time. It still survives as a pampered war bird in 2021.)

Intra Airways aircraft just returned off lease from Alidair and seen here the day after all titles/markings were removed.