Built in 1956 and was supposed to be the first for BOAC, but went to Ghana Airways as 9G-AAH instead. Supposedly BOAC turned their noses up at this one as it had been used extensively as a trials aircraft. Later to British Eagle as a Britannia 319 then scrapped at Baginton (EGBE) in October 1971.

First flew in December 1956. Bought by British Eagle inApril 1964 and named "Justice", serving them until the airline's closure in 1968.

Reminding me of the regular visits by the Calie Brits to Southend for ATEL, this one looks as though it's straining to make one final take-off. First flight was on the last day of 1956 as a series 311; converted to 312 (later to 319) and to BOAC 7 months later. Became 9G-AAH with Ghana Airways 11.60 then to British Eagle 1.64; leased by Caledonian 3.69 and reduced to spares by 10.71