Photographer unknown

slide scan from the NK collection. - Silver City Airways flew two Vanguards in 1973, this one here was a former Air Canada aircraft, leased from Air Holdings. The aircraft was sold to France at the end of 1973 and was operated by EAS (as F-BUFT) and after 1987 by Intercargo Service (as F-GEJE). On February 06th, 1989 the plane crashed after take off from Marseille.

No titles, logo of former owner SCA still visible on tail

Basic Air Trader colours

Delivered to Trans Canada Air Lines as CF-TKG in 1961. Renamed to Air Canada in 1964. To Air Holdings in 1969. Reregistered as G-AYLD in 1970 and converted to a freighter in 1971. To Air Trader as SE-FTH in 1972. Returned to Air Holdings as G-AYLD then to Europe Aero Service as F-BUFT in in 1973. To Air Gabon as TR-LBA in 1983. Photo was taken while it was being prepared for them. To Inter Cargo Service as F-GEJE in 1987. Crashed on takeoff at Marseille in 1989.

Ex-CF-TKG. Air Holdings handled the disposal of Air Canada's Vanguards. Wearing a variant of BAF's paint scheme, the airline being owned by Air Holdings. Became SE-FTH, G-AYLD, F-BUFT, TR-LBA, F-GEJE. Written off 6 February 1989.

With Air Holdings, ex-Air Canada. Converted to freighter July 1970 and registered G-AYLD with Air Holdings on 14 October 1970. Became SE-FTH, G-AYLD, F-BUFT, TR-LBA, F-GEJE. Written off 6 February 1989. Note Bob Batt's Percival Prentice G-AOKH in the foreground.

Written off 6 Feb 89 when it crashed shortly after take off from Marseille (France).

Cargo charter into Heathrow

Air Holdings financial group was involved in supporting the Rolls Royce powered Lockheed TriStar programme. It handled the disposal of Air Canada's Vanguard trade-ins including this one in a variant of BAF's paint scheme which Air Holdings owned