Photographer: Not known.

Photogrpher: Not known.

In a short-lived experimental colour schme known as Avianca Lite. New to Tunis Air as TS-JHO in 1973. To Air One as N189CB in 1984 and Air Holland as PH-AHB in 1985. To Electra Aviation as G-BOKV then Sterling Airways as OY-SCA and EAL Delaware Corp as N726VA in 1988. To Avianca as HK-3480X in 1989. Leased to SAM Colombia from 1993 to 1994. Withdrawn from use at Bogota in 1998. Preserved at Parque Salitre Magico, Bogota from 2004. Still there in 2024.

This short-lived experimental colour scheme was referred to as ' Avianca Lite'. Previous identities of the 1973-vintage 727, acquired by the Colombian flag carrier in 4.89, included TS-JHG (Tunis Air), N189CB (Air One), PH-AHB (Air Holland) and OY-SCA (Sterling). In late 1996 she appeared in a BancoQuia billboard livery but was wfu at BOG by early 1999, later being preserved at Parque Salitre Magico in downtown Bogotá. Now painted in current Avianca colours

A typical scene at Brussels in the mid 1970s showing an arriving Alitalia DC 9 and a British European Airways (now part of BA) Trident 1. Recovered from an old, very faded slide

There is intense activity around this aicraft as it is readied for its next flight as viewed from the once excellent viewing deck at Terminal 1. Caravelles from Air Charter International and Air France can be seen along with a Boeing 727 of Air France.