Wreck after fatal crash on take-off nine days earlier on 3rd May 1967.

Ex JA8209, registered 5th Sep 1970 and seen here at EGNX for heavy maintenance

With Trans Canada Airlines / Air Canada February 1959 until withdrawn in October 1971, this Viscount was sold to United Aircraft of Canada in 1972. Modified to test the company's larger PT6-50 engine mounted on the nose , the aircraft tested other versions of the PT-6 between 1977 - 89. Donated to École nationale d'aérotechnique in Saint-Hubert, QC, it was used as an instructional airframe until loaned to Fondation Aérovision Québec in 1994. Moved by road to the Institut de Protection Contre les Incendies du Québec, it's used for fire and rescue training at the time of uploading. It still carries the faded remains of "Sphinx Air" titles which were applied in 1999 for use in a movie. On the other side it also has fake registration N6225C.

Taxiing on the ramp after another service.

Passengers disembarking on a wet afternoon.

MSN 358, ex-N245V.

Ex RP-C795, registered 27th Aug 1983. Seen here on major overhaul in Bandung. Withdrawn from use WIII Feb 1994 and scrapped around 2004

Picture on the old museum site, apparently on the day when it arrived.

Newly registered. ex-N7426 of United A/L. Undergoing pre-service maintenance in the BKS hangar.

Undergoing deep maintenance with Aviation Traders (Engineering) Ltd

photo by Pol van Damme

Running up on the north apron at Southend.

Outside Channel Airways maintenance hangar at Southend.

Taxiing to the terminal at Heathrow.