"Skjold Viking" was an early short-fuselage DC-6 delivered to DDL as OY-AAE in May 1948. It is seen in SAS markings with "Scandinavian" in the fin band whilst taxying on the inner engines towards LHR North. It was sold as XA-NAM in December 1959.

Early production short-fuselage DC-6 delivered to SAS on 27 May 1948. "Anund Viking" is taxying towards Heathrow North using its inner engines. Sold to Transair Sweden in March 1960.

"Leif Viking" taxies from Heathrow North to return to Copenhagen. It wears the initial scheme with "Scandinavian" in the fin band and fearsome animal on its nose. She served SAS from December 1952 until sale to REAL as PP-YSL in February 1961.

"Jon Viking" was operated by SAS from September 1956 and initially operated on Trans-polar schedules. Shown here on a Kastrup-Heathrow flight after replacement by DC-8's. Withdrawn in December 1967.

"Grim Viking" taxies to Heathrow North on arrival as sightseers wait (under the nose) to walk across the taxyway on foot to reach the public enclosure. Such was the relaxed atmosphere in those days! SE-BSD served SAS 11.50 until sale in 12.57 to VASP as PP-SQV.