Between layers of snow clouds, somewhere over the Irish Sea in G-AHOG on February 21, 1947.

Photograph shows BEA’s Junkers Ju 52/3m G-AHOF landing at Croydon on the southbound service from Belfast via Speke (albeit 40 minutes late) on December 7, 1946.

Loading G-AHOC outside the Croydon Croydon on April 3, 1947.

G-AHOE in dispersal at Croydon on April 3, 1947.

The hulk of G-AHOK propped up on 40-gallon fuel drums at Renfrew, February 22, 1947. Note how the BEA logo and name has been crudely painted out.

An engine change at Speke, July 1947.

Putting G-AHOH away for the night in the old Aircraft Disposal Company hangars at Croydon on April 3, 1947.

BEA engineers running up the engines of G-AHOJ at Croydon on April 3, 1947.