Delivered new to Braniff in April 1965 and seen here at ORD during the colourful scheme period. Sold to Allegheny in March 1972.

Taken on the 111 production line at Hurn wearing the type's orginal Braniff colour scheme a month before delivery to the airline.

Braniff's Douglas DC-8-62 painted in a "designer scheme" by the American artist Calder. Note the horses on engine nacelles. This aircraft served Braniff from September 1967 until October 1983.

The first 1-11 for Braniff on a test flight over southern England. Delivered in August 1965. Sold in July 1971 and still operational in 2011 as an executive aircraft. Scrapped at Orlando International in October 2012. Obtained from BAC over 40 years ago.

Braniff's attractively painted DC-8-62 on finals to Miami. It served BN from September 1967 until November 1983 on routes to Latin America.

Braniff's pale green Boeing 707 is operating a trooping flight to South Vietnam for the US Army. It served BN from June 1966 until sale in November 1971 to Varig as PP-VLJ.

Short-lived and last incarnation of the Braniff airline name, operating for only one year, from July 1991 until July 1992. Although this former Eastern Air Lines 727 looks smart in these blue Braniff colours, the paint job is clearly starting to wear off. Perhaps an ominous sign, because only a month later the airline ceased operations. This aircraft was first stored at Mojave and later at Miami, and scrapped there during 1998.