Ex F-HBCF. Later to the UK register as G-PTXC.

Just as a little aside, the additional Spanish caption, "Mama, llego un rato" translates as "Mum I'll be here in a while". The caption on the port side is in French and reads "Maman j'arrive", which translates as "Mum I'm coming". Arguably, the French text should really have read "Maman j'arrive bientôt" to resemble the original Spanish text more closely.

Periodically leased by Jet2 from Titan Airways.

Operated by Servizi Aerei SpA

Delivered to LACSA in November 1972 as TI-1095C. Reregistered TI-LRI in January 1974. To TACA in November 1981. To Dan-Air in May 1982 as G-BJYM. Withdrawn from use on October 30, 1992 and stored at Southend from November 25, 1992 - May 28, 1993. To British Air Ferries in November 1992. To British World Airlines in April 1993, later reregistered G-OBWE. Withdrawn from use and stored at Southend between November 29, 2000 and June 14, 2002. To Air Leone in May 2002 as 9L-LDJ, but never entered service. Stored at Malta on June 14, 2002 and used by the fire dept. for training. Broken up in 2018.

Delivered to Western Airlines in July 1962 as N93145. To Sheikh K. Adham in August 1978. Registered to Quadriga as HZ-NAA. Registered to the Sheikh again in June 1980 as HZ-KA1. To Comtran International in December 1989 as N2143J. To JAR Aircraft Services in November 1991 as N720JR. To the Republic of Congo in November 1998 before finally registered to JR Aviation in 1999. A rich history for the aircraft and it seemed airworthy in October 2003. Landed at Malta in March 2004, where it was parked since. Eventually the aircraft was scrapped there in January 2018.

Sporting 85-year anniversary markings on the tail.