In open storage at Red Deer, Air Spray's engineering base, still carrying the basic colours of Mandala Airlines. Delivered new to Northwest Airlines in 1959 as N123US. Joined San Diego Padres as team transport in 1969. Transferred to West Coast Properties Inc of San Diego - Air California - in 1971 as N123AC. Exported to Indonesia for Mandala Airlines in 1979 as PK-RLD. Acquired by Air Spray in 1995 as part of a firebomber conversion programme, re-registered C-FVFI. Eventually only used by Air Spray as a source of spares.

In Mandala Airlines colours, with the former tail and nose cone of C-FLXT. Has a great view on the runway where others fly thanks to its donated parts.

This Electra has a new look. It is wearing the long tail unit from Electra C-FLXT (including its reg on the fin!), which is now a working air tanker. It will never fly again but its parts keep others in the air. Retired Riley Rocket C-GXJP rests beside it.

Ex Mandala Airlines PK-RLD. Has been sitting here for several years as a parts source

Former Mandala Electra (ex PK-RLD) being worked on in the Air Spray hangar at Red Deer. It is still in Mandala colours, and the name "Kencono Wungu" is still vaguely visible on the nose. All work on this aircraft was later abandoned and the Electra ended up in storage at Red Deer as a spares aircraft.

Exchanged tail sections with C-FLXT tanker #481. Parts airplane for Air Spray.

Delivered to Northwest Airlines as N123US in August 1959, this aircraft flew for the San Diego Padres baseball team, Air California and Mandala Airlines (as PK-RLD), before being acquired by Air Spray. The basic colors shown here are Mandala's.