This Electra made its last flight with the Honduran air force in October 1998. It is seen here stored but in could condition at Toncontin air base. After some work, it departed flying to Canada in November 2012, to continue its active life as C-GNPB.

Delivered new to American Airlines as N6106A, and later flown by McCulloch International and PSA before joining the Honduran AF in 1979. Flown as HR-EMA for a period from 1992 to simplify overseas flights, the aircraft was withdrawn from use in the mid 1990s but flew a limited number of relief flights in the aftermath of Hurricane Mitch in 1998 before being returned to storage. In 2011 she was purchased by Airspray as C-GNPB but following a problematic ferry flight and thorough inspection on arrival at Red Deer, the decision was made to withdraw the aircraft for spares use.

Sitting abandoned at YQF.

Delivered new to American Airlines 27th Jan 1959, to McCulloch International Airlines Nov 1971 and to PSA Jan 1978. Sold to Honduran Air Force as "555" 1st Aug 1979

Withdrawn from use

One of McCulloch International's 12 Electras, in Toronto to transport potential customers to one of the parent company's land developement sites. Former American Airlines Electra would be leased to Pacific Southwest Airlines a couple of times before being sold in 1979 to the Honduran Air Force becoming 555 (later HR-EMA). Presently with Air Spray in Canada as C-GNPB.

Formerly Honduras Air Force FAH-555, this Electra made the long journey to Red Deer in 2011, where it awaits its fate. Hopefully soon it will become an air tanker.

Formerly FAH-555 it also operated as a government transport aircraft. Went to Air Spray in October 2011 as C-GNPB.

Delivered new to American Airlines as N6106A in 01.59. Later with McCullough. Bought by Honduras in 08.79. HR-EMA from 04.92.

Former Honduran Air Force FAH 555 is now a parts airplane for Air Spray.

Delivered new to AA as N6106A, then flown by McCulloch International and PSA before being purchased by the Fuerza Aerea Hondurena in 1979.

From my first day of shooting airline slides.