Registered as NC17380 then OK-CTB in 1937 and CF-BTB in 1939. To the RCAF as 7656 in 1940. Sold and registered as NC79236 in 1946 then N79236 after 1948 and N241M in 1965. In RCAF colours as 7656 from 1981 then restored to its original markings as OK-CTB from 2002. Still current on the register as N241M in 2025.

Delivered to the Bata Shoe Company as OK-CTB in 1937, sold as CF-DTB and then to the RCAF as '7656' between September 1940 and May 1946. Joined the US civil register in July 1946 as N79236 and subsequently flown by several owners. Re registered as N241M in 1963, by 1974 it was flying with a Texas based owner flying as RCAF '7656'. Purchased by its current owner in 2012, after an impressive restoration 'OK-CTB' returned to Europe and is now based at Točná.

This Electra was originally delivered to the Bata Shoe Company in 1937. It flew with the RCAF during the ways years and then joined the US civil register. Following an impressive restoration (the results speak for themselves) 'OK-CTB' once again crossed the Atlantic and is now based at Točná.

Built in April 1937 as NC17380 for Bata Shoe. To CF-BTB and 7656 with RCAF in Sept 1940 serving until May 1946. N79236 from July 1946. Reregd N241M Sept 1963. Restored to RCAF scheme, flying as such into the late 1990s.

Built in 1937 for Bata Shoe as NC17380 and OK-CTB. To the Royal Canadian Air Force as 7656 in WW2.

Delivered to Bata Shoe Co in April 1937. Shipped to Czechoslovakia and registered OK-CTB. Served the Royal Canadian AF September 1940 to May 1946 as 7656. To N241M by September 1963. Acquired by Jim Almand in 1974, and painted in WW2 RCAF markings as 7656 by 1980. Sold to the Czech Republic in 2009, painted as OK-CTB and delivered as such in May 2015 following restoration.