Owner or Operator Viscount Fleet Lists

Over 400 Owners and Operators have been involved with the Viscount. Some like Capital Airlines and BEA - British European Airways operated many while others like Air Anglia operated only one. Viscounts operated by large airlines who had their aircraft for many years will have painted them in several different versions of their livery.

Displayed will be the fleet list for the selected Owner or Operator together with each aircrafts history sorted by the date that the aircraft joined the fleet. NOTE: Some aircraft may have entered the fleet several times and possibly with a different registration. Our information may be incomplete, so any help you can give will be appreciated.

Featured - Kuwait Airways

G-APOW - Kuwait Airways - September 1958 to November 1963

Leased from BOAC Associated Companies. Taken about to depart from Bahrein in 1963.

This aircraft c/n 72, a V.702, was built for BOAC Associated Companies as VP-TBL and first flew on Saturday, 6 August 1955 at Hurn, Bournemouth, Dorset, England. Its final owner/operator was Field Aircraft Services Ltd. Its fate: Ferried to East Midlands Airport, Castle Donington, Leicestershire, England and robbed of all useful parts May 1969. Total time 24,507 hours with 17,342 cycles. Remains broken up for scrap February 1970. UK registration cancelled as aircraft permanently withdrawn from use 6 April 1970.