Special livery with extra titles promoting 'Force for Global Good' and 'Habitat for Humanity'.

Subsequently operated by Eurowings.

With 'operated by Smartlynx' titles and advertising the Involatus travel company. The aircraft was leased by Tailwind from Apr to Oct 2014.

Ex EX-35005 Kyrgyz Trans Avia and OK-WAA CSA Czech Airlines.

Vacating the runway with ZK390 (1015 coded) for a technical stop over during delivery flight to Saudi Arabia.

Preserved at the Korean Air training facility at Jeju Island. No clear shot possible, but from the main road where you can see the Lockheed Constellation, you can also see the Airbus A300 and Boeing 747 Classic. Indoors there is also a Casa 212 in full Korean Air c/s.

This aircraft is the former famous C-121A warbird N494TW (ex USAF 48-609), which was bought by Pratt & Whitney and donated to Korean Air. It departed Avra Valley, AZ on 01 Apr 2005 on delivery to Busan-Gimhae, South Korea. The route flown was Tucson - Oakland - Anchorage - Cold Bay - Hakodate (Japan) - Inchon (South Korea) - Busan (South Korea). On 18 Apr 2005 it flew its last flight ever, to Jeongseok on Jeju Island. The Constellation is now preserved at the Korean Air Flight Academy airfield and painted in the colours of Air Korea with registration HL4003. The real HL4003 was an L-1649A(F) Starliner, c/n 1037.