Delivered new to Ansett-ANA as VH-FNF 4th March 1960 and transferred to MMA as VH-MMO 16th June 1964. Then flew Ansett South Australia, Airlines of Northern Australia and Air Queensland before heading back to Ansett Oct 1984. Made its last flight YBBN (Brisbane)-YMML (Melbourne) 26th May 1989 and was retired with TT 62649 hours and 61772 cycles.

Taxiing for departure at Sydney KSA.

VH-MMO seen in storage at Tullamarine after being withdrawn from service with Ansett. It never flew again and was eventually scrapped.

Resting outside the Ansett Cargo Terminal at Tullamarine.

VH-MMO at Moree whilst operating Airlines of NSW flight WX958 from Sydney to Moree and Narrabri.

VH-MMO in her full MMA livery. Scanned from a print from the Graham Bennett Collection.

Full Ansett livery with additional "Ansett Fifty" logo.

Wearing Airlines of Northern Territory colours when flying in Air Queensland service.

VH-MMO see here during its time with Airlines of Northern Australia.

The severed remains of VH-MMO on the fire dump at Melbourne, where she was scrapped. The fuselage is in Adelaide as a Fire Service training aid. This aircraft was built for Ansett-ANA and was first flown on 26 Jan 60 as PH-FBL (a Fokker test rego). It became VH-FNF on 4 March 60 until acquired by Macrobertson Miller Airlines and re-reg VH-MMO 16 June 64. Also served with Ansett Airlines of South Australia, Ansett Airlines of Northern Australia, Air NSW, Air Queensland & Ansett. Withdrawn 26 May 89.

VH-MMO was leased to Airlines of New South Wales from March 1983 until January 1984 but retained its Airlines of Northern Australia livery throughout. Owned by Ansett, it would later be leased Air Queensland before adopting Ansett's house livery. It had amassed 62,000 hours over 30 years when retired in 1990. Most of it was scrapped but the fuselage was used at Melbourne, then Adelaide, for fire training.

This aircraft was built for Ansett-ANA and was first flown on 26 Jan 60 as PH-FBL It first entered the Australian Register as VH-FNF and re-registered to MMA as VH-MMO on 16 June 1964. It also carried the livery of Ansett Airlines of South Australia, Ansett Airlines of Northern Australia, Air NSW, Air Queensland & Ansett. It was withdrawn from service in 1989.