Built in 1954 for Aer Lingus as EI-AFW and flew as such until February 1960 when it became VR-BBJ with Eagle Airways (Bermuda). In March 1961 it became as above. The registration reverted to VR-BBJ in July 1962 and it became N7972 in 1973. Scrapped as such circa 1978 at California City/CA.

Built in 1947 for South African Airways as ZS-BNG and imported into the UK by BEA in 1952. To Eagle in 1955 then later scrapped and cancelled by the CAA on 29 December 1961.

Leased from Canadian Pacific Air Lines as VR-BBQ and re-registered G-ARWJ (25 Feb. 1962) Restored as CF-CUQ by Dec. 1962. Crashed 08th July, 1965, Dog Creek, 32 kms W of 100 Mile House BC, Canada, explosion at 16,000 ft. in the left aft lavatory caused disintegration.

G-ARKB on one of the regular courier flights for UK Ministry of Defence in support of its work at Woomera.

Operated by Eagle and Cunard Eagle from 09.58 until 02.64. Here it is operating scheduled passenger flight EG621 from Bergen via Newcastle to Manchester. Later preserved in these colours at Coventry.

Rolls Royce Conway powered series 465 delivered to Cunard Eagle 27.02.62. The airline merged into BOAC on 28.09.62 and the aircraft became G-ARWD. Sold to Boeing in 05.81 and scrapped in 1986.