T-9 was wfu and stored at El Palomar in 1962 and preserved by the Museo Nacional de Aeronáutica, firstly at Aeroparque airport but moving to Morón AB in 2001 with the rest of the collection.

Became G-AMNR

Soon became G-AMNX. Broken up in 1961

Built for British European Airways as G-AIVT but not delivered, to Iraqi Airways in January 1948 and damaged beyond repair in a wheels up landing close to Baghdad Airport in June 1949.

First delivered as LV-XET to the Argentine CAB in 4.47 but immediately tranferred to the FAA. One of some 24 supplied; several crashed including two at Aeroparque and one at Morón. T-9 was wfu and stored at El Palomar in 1962 and preserved by the Museo Nacional de Aeronáutica, firstly at Aeroparque airport but moving to Morón AB in 2001 with the rest of the collection