Owned by NewCal Aviation. Ex-Zambian Air Force AF301; later to N900NC.

Ex-9J-NAA, Zambian Air Force AF303. The aircraft is shown with registration N5388R; this was mistakenly applied and was changed to N5488R shortly afterwards. Ditched off Newfoundland, Atlantic Ocean, on 23 October 1984 on delivery flight to the USA after running out of fuel. Of the two crew, the pilot-in-command lost his life while the other was rescued by a Canadian Forces Labrador helicopter.

Owned by NewCal Aviation. Ex-Abu Dhabi Army Air serial 305. Delivered to the Liberian Air Force in December 1989 and eventually written off or destroyed in the civil war.

Operating for Tunisavia.

Photographer: Rainer Haufschild. Ex 51-3809 - shown here when recently acquired by Lansing Community College.

Photographer: Unknown photographer.

Photographer: Unknown photographer.

Ex N9841F, bought by SELVA in 1984 from Southern Air Transport. SELVA acquired An-32s in 1994 and the C-46 was withdrawn and stored at Bogota for many years, eventually being broken up in 2019.

KLM's Ferdinand Pol (PH-TGG) when a new Convair 440 in 1953, N531SA was a Convair 580 when pictured with Summit Airlines. Utilized as a freighter from December 1977 until they ceased operations in 1988.

Moored at La Guardia's Marine Air Terminal. Clare made several flights to New York during the Battle of Britain. Photo by: Dmitri Kessel / Life

This Beaver was brought back to Canada in 1973 after 16 years with the US Army as 56-0385. Between 1976 and 2014, the aircraft flew with many small northern British Colombia operators (most likely with Telegraph Creek Air Services when pictured, but unable to confirm) before it was sold to Kenmore Air. Refurbished for a private owner, it was delivered in 2016 as N188JG.

As seen from the starboard side. Click here for further information.

16 Jul '45: TOS USAAF as B-17G. June/46: NAF Mustin Field, PA. Converted to PB-1G. 6 Dec '46: TOS USCG. Served several stations, including ice patrol. 11 May '59: Ace Smelting Inc, Phoenix, AZ with c/r N3193G. November/59: Fairchild Aerial Surveys, Los Angeles, CA. Modified for use in photographic/magnetometer surveys. 10/65: Biegert Bros, Shickley, NE; used as agricultural sprayer. 19 Mar '66: Aircraft Specialties Inc, Mesa, AZ. January/68: Converted as fire tanker. January/69: Flew to Hawaii for use in the movie Tora, Tora, Tora. July/86: Yankee Air Force, Willow Run, MI. 1986 to by 1995: Restored.

It arrived at Antwerp Airport (Belgium) at the end of Apr 1974 in Hilair livery, after being acquired by Delta Air Transport (possibly as a source for spares). The following month it was damaged in a ground collision when it was hit by an SIAI Marchetti SF.260. At some point it was transported to a children's play area at Bokrijk, Genk, Belgium. Since broken up. Looking at the kids' antics, Health and Safety was obviously not an issue in those days!

This F-13 is one of a batch of seven seized as war reparations. On display in the Inter-war Years Hall at this super museum.

Acquired Mar 1974 ex Transmeridian Air Cargo. The UK registration G-ATZI could still be seen under the wing. It flew with a string of operators for many years more until it made an emergency landing in a jungle clearing soon after take-off at Mbuji-Mayi (Kinshasa Congo) 17 Feb 2002. operating as 9Q-CTS.

Reportedly broken up circa Sep 1985.

Broken up in 1945 and parts used in the rebuild of CF-AQW. Photo from: Library and Archives Canada