In 1986, the Japanese Maritime Safety Agency patrol boat Settsu sailed to Canada to attend Expo 86 in Vancouver, BC. While in Vancouver, the ship based Bell 212, JA9575, participated in a helicopter flypast of the Expo 86 site during Search & Rescue week. It's seen landing at the Canadian Coast Guard heliport at Kitsilano Beach. The heliport was later destroyed in a fire. This 212 was exported to Canada in 2015 and converted by Eagle Copters to a Eagle Single with the P&WC TwinPac replaced by a single Honeywell T5317A. It was flown by Yellowhead Helicopters as C-GJYH and is now N377PA.

Ex TEA OO-TEJ, registered G-BGNW 3rd Apr 1979 and became CC-CYC with Ladeco 11th June 1990

Built as a Pembroke C(PR) Mk.1, but converted to regular C Mk.1 circa 1967.

Ex South African Airways ZS-CDX, registered 9th March 1972 and had various short term lease periods with Manx Airlines, BAF, LAR, Hot Air and Gambia Air Shuttle. Withdrawn from use EGMC (Southend) Oct 1990. Then on the 15th Sep 1992 dismantled and transferred by road to Zomergen 25 KM west of Brussels, Belgium on road N9 between Eeklo and Ghent and mounted with its undercarriage lowered onto three poles next to 'Kokoriko' discotheque in an all white livery still with the name 'Viscount Banjul' on the nose.

Wearing markings of Fighter Squadron "Ardennes" (EC 03-003).