The aircraft also carries Qantas titles as it is operating the joint routes from Australia to Wellington.

Ex VH-ECD. ZK-TED was photographed being prepared for handover to Air New Zealand, which had leased it. It had been delivered to Qantas in 1959 and on April 27, 1963, operated the first Qantas Electra service from Sydney to Johannesburg (via Melbourne, Perth, Cocos Islands and Mauritius), surely the longest scheduled Electra service of all time. ZK-TED was sold in April 1971 to Nomads, a travel club, as N863E

Withdrawn from use in 1992

Qantas titles on rear fuselage for pooled services between Australia and Wellington/NZWN

Still carrying the name TEAL, the predecessor of Air New Zealand.

Scrapped in 2012. After Air New Zealand it was operated by Airwork for 20 years hauling cargo.

First visit of ANZ's brand-new B773 to London

Sold in the US in 1972 as N35506

Crashed at Auckland (NZAA) during a training flight on July 4, 1966.

TEAL (Tasman Empire Air Lines) became Air New Zealand concurrently with the arrival of the DC-8s. Initially, the aircraft carried both names.