Part of Trans-Canada Air Lines / Air Canada's fifty-two strong Viscount fleet, CF-TIE was in service March 1959 - April 1973. Stored at Winnipeg, it was among a group acquired by Beaver Enterprises Ltd until sold to two members of the Western Canada Aviation Museum in 1975 for eventual display. Unfortunately, while awaiting a larger museum facility, a fire started by vandals burned the aircraft's interior in April 1980. Another Viscount was acquired (CF-THS) and parts were stripped from TIE to repair THS or sold. The hulk was scrapped in 1989.

Parked near gate 46 Unknown photographer

Seen taxiing for departure from CLE in March, 1967. This aircraft was intended for display in the Western Canada Aviation Museum in Winnipeg, but was set fire by vandals on April, 12, 1980.

Delivered new 19th Dec 1997 and registered VQ-BJO to UT Air 30th Nov 2011. Withdrawn from use at UWUU (Ufa) 4th Oct 2019

Taxying for departure after a fuel stop en-route to Germany after crossing the pond escorting 2 Alpha Jets.

This aircraft accompanied the Top Aces TA-4J Douglas Skyhawk on it's journey to Wittmundhafen Air Base, Lower Saxony.

Taxying in after escorting a TA-4J Skyhawk across the pond. En-route to their aggressor contract at Wittmundhafen.

Blueberries tail design. It previously had the Harlequin fin, which is no longer in use.