Preserved at "República de los Niños", a theme park for children. The aircraft can be visited.

Originally delivered to Aerolíneas Argentinas as LV-PRQ in 1971, later registered as LV-JTD. It was named "Ciudad de Tucumán" and flew until 2001. In 2002 it was converted to VIP configuration while T-01 was out of service, and the presidential badge was added next to the door. In 2007 it was retired and stored in Ezeiza. In 2017 it was taken to theme park República de los Niños, in Gonnet, La Plata to be preserved. It was repainted with a similar livery to the current Aerolíneas Argentinas one. It was renamed "Tucu" as it is a popular attraction in this theme park for children.

Delivered new as LV-JTD to Aerolineas Argentinas (LV-PRQ on delivery flight) 8th Oct 1971. Withdrawn from use some time in 2001 and in late 2003 was re-activated as a VIP aircraft with just 29 seats and an office. Withdrawn from use SAEZ (Ezeiza) in 2007 and preserved República de los Niños, La Plata, Argentina Jul 2017

Delivered in 1971. Preserved at La Plata, Argentina.

On a stop between Argentina and Israel where 737-200 from Aerolíneas received hushkits.