Registered on 8 July 1963 as G-ASKC for the film '633 Squadron', and cancelled on 3 September 1964 as permanently withdrawn from use. Owned by the Skyfame Collection since 31 July 1963, moved to Duxford in 1978 and now preserved in the IWM's Airspace hangar in 3 CAACU markings.

Ex TS798, operated jointly by RAF Transport Command/BOAC, registered to BOAC as G-AGNV on 20 August 1945, and cancelled on 7 May 1955 after service with Skyways. Flown to Staverton on 24 September 1964 for preservation, and painted to represent Winston Churchill's LV633 'Ascalon'. It later went to RAF Museum Cosford where it was initially displayed in false marks as MW100 before being painted in correct markings.

Ex G-31-16, XP295. In use for spares by Flight One, and later returned to airworthy condition. Registration cancelled on 23 July 1997, and sold to Air Atlantique for spares, stored near Coventry. Moved to St Athan on 11 November 2020 for preservation.

Ex G-ASJS, EP-AGC. Used as a source of spares by Flight One, and broken up at Staverton in 1978.

One of many C-47s that ended their days at Ryan Field in the 1970s. Last operated by the 1360th Military Air Transport Squadron, McCoy AFB, FL. and withdrawn to Davis Monthan in June 1960. Disposed of for reclamation in March 1961, bought by Aero American Aircraft Parts and and registered as N87632 but stored at Ryan Field by 1972 and still present there until 1977. The civil registration was never carried and it was cancelled from the register in 1979