Delivered to United Airlines November 24, 1968, N9037U would leave the fleet fairly quickly in April 1973. Sold to Frontier Airlines (N7383F), the aircraft would go on to fly into the next century. Moving to Africa in 1995, it was last with Aero Africa as 3D-AAJ from 2004. Retired in 2007, the aircraft was stored at Gateway International Airport (now Polokwane International Airport) in Pietersburg (now Polokwane), South Africa. It was broken up there in 2014.

Photographer Dick Winfield

BOAC's second 747 was delivered May 22, 1970. Pictured arriving from London, it would later be christened "City of Newcastle" and "Llangorse Lake" after the airline became British Airways. Retired in August 1998, the aircraft was flown to Roswell, NM in September. After sale to AAR Leasing it was scrapped in 1999.

Pictured while still going strong, this 1957 Viscount was retired in December 1973. United Aircraft Services bought 24 of Air Canada's Viscounts in April 1974 and a sale to Air Caravane fell through while stored at Cartierville airport. Eventually sold to Zaire Aero Service in November 1978, it was acquired as a source of spares for their other Viscounts. The remains were broken up at Cartierville in 1979 after usable parts were removed.