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G-ARMW - Avro 748
G-ARMX - Avro 748
Operator: Skyways International
Operator: Skyways Coach Air
G-ARMX - Hawker Siddeley HS 748
Operator: Skyways International
WG555 - Avro Shackleton
Notes for WG555 Burnt out at Catterick Fire School
Operator: ex Royal Air Force
1978 - Catterick Fire SchoolPK110785
Tags: Avro, Catterick Fire School, ex Royal Air Force, Shackleton, WG555
WL800 - Avro Shackleton
Notes for WL800 Probably WL800 Broken down as scrap also with Gloster Meteor
1973 - Catterick Fire SchoolPK110786
Tags: Avro, Catterick Fire School, ex Royal Air Force, Shackleton, WL800
G-BGJV - Hawker Siddeley HS 748 2B
Operator: British Aerospace
1980 - FarnboroughPK110836
Tags: 2B, British Aerospace, FAB, Farnborough, G-BGJV, Hawker Siddeley, HS 748
N15-709 - Hawker Siddeley HS 748
Operator: Royal Australian Navy
G-ANXN - Avro York C1
Operator: Air Charter Ltd.
Operator: Dan Air London
G-APCA - Avro York C1
Notes for G-APCA
Ex RAF MW295 - Ascalon II named after Churchill's personal aircraft. It later passed to Trans Mediterranean Airways of Lebanon OD-ACQ and then on to Persian Air Services of Iran as EP-ADE. 15 July 1959 the Avro York crashed near Kuwait City killing all 32 passengers and crew.
Operator: Field Aircraft Services of Britain
CF-HTM - Avro York
Operator: Spartan Air Services
ZS-DGN - Avro York C1
Operator: Creed Air Transport (C.A.T)
EP-ADA - Avro York C1
Operator: Persian Air Services
EP-ADB - Avro York C1
EP-ADD - Avro York
EP-ADE - Avro York C1
Notes for EP-ADE Ex RAF MW295 - Ascalon II named after Churchill's personal aircraft. It retired from military service where it became G-APCA and later passed to Trans Mediterranean Airways of Lebanon OD-ACQ before going to Persian Air Services of Iran. On 15 July 1959 it tragically crashed near Kuwait City killing all 32 passengers and crew.
OD-ACQ - Avro York
Notes for OD-ACQ Ex RAF MW295 - Ascalon II named after Churchill's personal aircraft. It retired from military service as was re-registered G-APCA with Field Aircraft Services of Britain before going to Trans Mediterranean Airways of Lebanon. It then went on to Persian Air Services of Iran as EP-ADE. 15 July 1959 the Avro York crashed near Kuwait City killing all 32 passengers and crew.
Operator: Trans Mediterranean Airways
1957 - London AirportPK110900
Tags: Avro, LAP, London Airport, OD-ACQ, Trans Mediterranean Airways, York
HZ-CAA - Avro York C1
Notes for HZ-CAA Ex G-AHEY
Operator: Unkown
JY-ABZ - Avro York C1
Notes for JY-ABZ "Petra" 'J' c/n 1302
Operator: Arab Airways
LV-AFV - Avro York C1
Operator: Flota Aérea Mercante Argentina
1949 - London AirportPK111016
Tags: Avro, C1, Flota Aérea Mercante Argentina, LAP, London Airport, LV-AFV, York
EP-ADC - Avro York
Operator: Persian Air Services
LV-AFZ - Avro York C1
Operator: Flota Aérea Mercante Argentina
OD-ABI - Avro York
Operator: Unknown
OD-ABM - Avro York
OD-ACB - Avro York
Operator: Air Liban
OD-ACD - Avro York C1
Notes for OD-ACD Ex G-AMRI
Operator: Trans Mediterranean Airways
1958 - Beirut AirportPK111023
Tags: Avro, Beirut Airport, C1, OD-ACD, Trans Mediterranean Airways, York
1958 - Beirut AirportPK111024
Tags: Avro, Beirut Airport, C1, G-AMRI, OD-ACD, Trans Mediterranean Airways, York
OD-ACE - Avro York C1
Notes for OD-ACE Ex G-AMRJ
Operator: Air Liban
Operator: Trans Mediterranean Airways
1956 - Beirut AirportPK111027
Tags: Avro, Beirut Airport, C1, G-AMRJ, OD-ACE, Trans Mediterranean Airways, York
OD-ACJ - Avro York C1
Operator: Air Liban
OD-ACN - Avro York C1
Notes for OD-ACN Ex MW107, Ex SAAF 4999, Ex ZS-DGN
