Stored with Viscount Air Service

British band "Bad Company" used this Go Viscount for their 1977 US tour (photographer unknown)

Photographer: Al Rodriguez. K25 slide scan. Ordered by Capital and painted as such but delivered March 1958 as EI-AJV to Aer Lingus. BEA G-APNG June 1958, BOAC Associated Companies/Kuwait Airways September 1958. Converted to executive aircraft for Royal Bank of Canada as CF-RBC 1959, S J Groves and Son N505W 1961, Ingersoll Milling N24V 1970. Go Transportation 1974, used mainly for concert charters. Withdrawn Tucson 1986, scrapped by 1997. Carried Caribbean Express titles for a short while in early 1984. Also small Go logo on the nose.

Climbing after departing MIA. Carries the "Go" logo beneath the cockpit.

Small "Go" logo on the nose.

Owned by Turbo Aire Holdings Inc. Had been stored at Tucson since 1986 and was scrapped there in 1996-1997. Parts of Viscounts being scrapped in the foreground.

Reposessed by the Bank of America from Go Transportation but still carries their faded marking on the nose. Scrapped at Tucson in 1996-1997.

Climbing out of MIA. Other regns include EI-AJV, G-APNG, CF-RBC and N505W. Carries the small "Go" logo beneath the cockpit.

Use by the band Earth, Wind & Fire during their Spirit Tour 1976.