Written off at East Midlands Airport in February 1969 after a landing gear collapse

Operated from new in 1959 until the airline merged with BUA in 1960. In November 1962 it was sold to LOT as SP-LVB and on 19 December 1962 it crashed while on approach to Warsaw (EPWA) when control was lost for unknown reasons.

Operated from new in 1957 until the airline merged with BUA in 1960. In November 1962 it was sold to LOT as SP-LVA and suffered an in-flight structural break-up while en route Lille (LFQQ) to Warsaw (EPWR) on 20 August 1965.

Imported for Transair from Linee Aeree Italiane where it was I-LILI and later flew with Jersey Airlines and Morton Air Services. Exported to the USA in 1969 as N4848 and cancelled as scrapped on 10 December 1970.

Rare early image of Transair's ex RAF Dakota 4 G-ANEG positioning empty from its base at London Croydon. it will pick up 3.5 tons of Manchester-printed newspapers and transport them over to Ireland. The aircraft later served Don Everall, Executive Air Transport, Jersey Airlines and British United.

Transair's Dakota after positioning from its London (Croydon) base to Ringway to pick up Sunday newspapers for Ireland. The aircraft served Transair from October 1952 until December 1954.