A surprising sight at SAN, it was in for a charter. Written off with another operator in Angola in 1988.

Delivered new to Flying Tigers as N322F in September 1965. Operated by Caledonian from December 1968 until merger in British Caledonian in November 1970. G-BDCN from May 1975 until sale in October 1977.

A 707 with a varied career, seen here during a lease period to Libyan Arab. Started with Flying Tigers (and appeared in the classic 1970 movie "Airport"), other operators over the years included Qantas, BCal, Zambia, Bangladesh and Omega. Crashed on approach to Sao Paulo on 23.3.89 while in cargo service with TransBrasil at PT-TCS

Initially N322F "Pole Cat" with Flying Tiger in 1965, this 707 was bought by Caledonian in 12.68 as "County of Angus". Re-registered G-BDCN in 5.75 and sold to TAAG Angola in 10.77; had three different D2- registrations but dbr in hard land at Luanda on 8.2.88

Initially N323F with Flying Tigers, this 707 seen here about to touch down on LHR's 28L had a six-year career with Aer Lingus from 1969 before going to Zambian Airways. Ended up dbr at Khartoum on 14.7.90 after an undercarriage collapse while flying for TAAT as ST-ALK