Official Lockheed California photo LA 8390 9. TriStar prototype, first flown 16 November 1970, withdrawn Ardmore, OK 1986, scrapped 1992. Nose displayed at Delta Museum, Atlanta. For TriStar production a huge new hangar was errected at Palmdale.

Official Lockheed California photo LA 8831. TriStar prototype, first flown 16 November 1970, withdrawn Ardmore, OK 1986, scrapped 1992. Nose displayed at Delta Museum, Atlanta. For TriStar production a huge new hangar was errected at Palmdale.

Official Lockheed California photo LA 8735 3. TriStar prototype, first flown 16 November 1970, withdrawn Ardmore, OK 1986, scrapped 1992. Nose displayed at Delta Museum, Atlanta. The JetStar acted as chase plane during the first flight.

Seen on a visit to the Tristar production line at Palmdale, California. This is the first prototype. First flight was on 16 Nov 1970. WFU in 1986. Fuselage used in film "Passenger 57" in 1992. Forward fuselage in Delta Air Transport Museum, Atlanta and seen on 27 Apr 2007.

A-4KU (BuNo 160196) was delivered to Kuwait as 817 on 13 August 1977 and sold to Brazil in 1999. The aircraft was redesignated into AF-1 with serial N-1011. This Skyhawk collided over the sea during a training flight and crashed into the sea off Saquarema (Brazil) on 26 July 2016. The other Skyhawk was able to return to home base São Pedro da Aldeia NAS for a safe landing.

A-4KU (BuNo 160196) was delivered to Kuwait as 817 on 13 August 1977 and sold to Brazil in 1999. The aircraft was redesignated into AF-1 with serial N-1011. The Skyhawk is seen here from the safe guard helicopter during its cat shot from the Sao Paulo. N-1011 collided over the sea during a training flight and crashed into the sea off Saquarema (Brazil) on 26 July 2016. The other Skyhawk was able to return to home base São Pedro da Aldeia NAS for a safe landing.

A-4KU (BuNo 160196) was delivered to Kuwait as 817 on 13 August 1977 and sold to Brazil in 1999. The aircraft was redesignated into AF-1 with serial N-1011. This Skyhawk collided over the sea during a training flight and crashed into the sea off Saquarema (Brazil) on 26 July 2016. The other Skyhawk was able to return to home base São Pedro da Aldeia NAS for a safe landing.