First flew as C-GFJS in 1981 and used as a demonstrator. Reregistered as N2704J then C-GFYI before delivery to Rio Airways as N42RA in 1982. To Ransome Airlines in 1986 who were renamed to Pan Am Express in 1987 then to Paradise Island Airways as N158CL in 1992. To the US Army in 1996 and converted to an RC-7B. Redesignated as an EO-5C in 2004. Still operational in 2025.

The titles are "Merv Griffin's Paradise Island Airlines". Merv Griffin had a long and varied career which included singing, game shows and hosting talk shows. This airline was one of his smaller business ventures.

Ex Rio Airways, transferred to Ransome Airlines Dec 1986 and operated as PanAm Express since March 1987. Returned to lessor Dec 1990 and later leased to Paradise Island Airlines where it was re-registered N158CL Jan 1993

This Airborne Reconnaissance - Low (ARL) aircraft was based at ANC for awhile in support of the "Northern Edge" join military exercises. Seen about to land on runway 15.