Retired by ACE in September 1966 when the Company went out of business

Photographer: Bo-Göran Lundkvist.

G-ALAL operated the inaugural BOAC Constellation service to Sydney in December 1948 and would become a frequent visitor to Sydney on the joint BOAC-Qantas service. Photo from: State Library of New South Wales

Delivered new to Aer Linte as EI-ACS in September 1947. Operated by BOAC as G-ALAL from June 1948 to July 1959. Served Euravia from September 1962 until sale in February 1965. It is fitted with a rear cargo door but is here operating an inclusive tour passenger flight from Manchester Ringway in Summer 1963.

Scrapped at Miami in 1974/75

Delivered as an L-749 to Aerlinte Eireann as EI-ACS on 28 August 1947. To BOAC as G-ALAL 15 June 1948. Converted to L-749A. Leased to Skyways July 1959. To ACE 4 February 1965. Operating a freight charter from Stuttgart to Ringway and out to Prague. Retired by ACE in September 1966.

1947-built, ex Aerlinte EI-ACS and BOAC G-ALAL. Flown by Euravia between September 1962 to February 1965, when sold to ACE Freighters. Here operating an inclusive tour flight using pax door inset into rear freight door which had been fitted in 1960.

"Banbury" was bought from Aerlinte EI-ACS in June 1948 and served BOAC until leased to Skyways in July 1959. Here it wears the original BOAC scheme.