Delivered to Trans-Canada Air Lines February 1, 1958, the first service for CF-THS was Montreal to Winnipeg. Retired in April 1974, it was among Viscounts sold to Beaver Enterprises and stored at Winnipeg. Made flyable in 1976, the aircraft was flown to Montreal for sale to Zaire Aero Services that eventually fell through. It was sold to the Western Canada Aviation Museum in 1982 to replace their Viscount (CF-TIE) that was damaged by vandals. Placed on display in 1984 after refurbishment, it remains on display at the new location of the renamed Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada.

Delivered to Trans-Canada Airlines in 1958. Renamed Air Canada in 1964. To Beaver Enterprises in 1974. Preserved at Winnipeg from 1982. A few months later, in December 2014, the museum saw its name changed to Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada.

Looking superb against the blue skies and green grass of Manitoba, this Viscount was acquired by the Western Canada Aviation Museum in 11.82 and is nowadays preserved indoors. New to Trans Canada Airlines in 2.58 and flown by Air Canada till 4.74