Delivered to Trans Canada Airlines May 1957, CF-THI stored at Winnipeg, MB in February 1969. In preparation for donation to the National Aeronautical Collection (now renamed Canada Aviation and Space Museum), the Viscount was flown to Montreal via Toronto. Restored to two class 40 seat configuration and repainted in TCA colors by Air Canada, it was flown for the last time to Rockliffe on November 16, 1969. Stored outside until 2006, restoration was not possible in the new storage area, so conservation was carried out to clean up the weathered aircraft to await restoration.

Delivered to Trans-Canada Air Lines in 1957. Renamed Air Canada in 1964. Preserved at Rockcliffe since 1969.

Operated by Trans Canada Airlines from new in May 1957 until donated to the National Museum of Science in November 1969. "Preserved" since that date - here in the middle of a late March snowdrift.

This 1957-build TCA Viscount is now held in the Reserve Collection of the Canada Aviation Museum. Note the oval door, characteristic of the -700 series planes.