Very short-lived experimental tail paint scheme

had titles only on its portside

had titles only on its portside

On a short lease to Virgin from British Island Airways and painted in this hybrid scheme. To Bahamas Airways as VP-BCZ 04 Dec 1968. To Laker Airways as G-AXMU 19 Aug 1969. To Philippine Airlines as PI-C1151 on 08 Oct 1969. To Gulf Air as G-AXMU on 03 Nov 1971 and reregistered A4O-BU on 02 Oct 1975. To BIA as G-AXMU Jun 1978. Lsd Air Ecosse 23 Jan 1984-06 Feb 1984, Airways International Cymru 30 Mar 1984-Sep 1984, Virgin Atlantic Jan 1985-Apr 1985. Lsd Air UK 14 May 1985-28 Apr 1988. Lsd TAT 25Apr89- 06Feb90. To Okada Air 05 Oct 1990 as 5N-AXQ. PWFU Benin City Dec 1997.

The second re-incarnation of BIA existing from 1982 to 1991 as a holiday charter operator. I had an earlier shot of this aircraft at Luton as VR-CAB ex Cayman before repaint. To BAC as G-AYWB 14 Apr 1971. To LACSA as TI-1084C 26May 1971. To TI-LRF Dec 1971. To TI-LRL 14 Oct 1975. To Cayman Airways as VR-CAB 01 Nov 1979. WFU and stored Dec 1982. To BIA as G-AYWB 11 Apr 1984. To Ryanair Europe as G-DJOS 25 Apr 1990. To Ryanair as EI-CCU 17 Dec 1990. To Nationwide Air Charter as ZS-NUG 24 Dec 1995. Stored at Lanseria by 16 Jun 2001. Noted as a fire trainer on 10 Mar 2006. Last noted 05 Nov 2019.

Also carries a small Air florida logo on the forward fuselage.

Photographer not known. G-ASKK went on to fly with Air UK, when BIA was taken over. It is preserved in the City of Norwich Aviation Museum.

Previously: TG-AZE, F-BVFP, G-BDZV, PP-SDL