Taken at Tripoli, Libya (TIP).  A rare one even in 1969, Line No:6, this first flew in Nov-46 as NX90703 and was delivered to American Airlines as N90703 later the same month.  It served with American until Oct-60 when it was sold to Field Aircraft Services in the UK as G-ARFU.  Sold on to Air Jordan two months later it became JY-ACF for 10 months and was then sold to the US Foreign Air Transport Development Dept and became N90703 again.  It was leased to International Airlines in Aug-62 and then sold to the Diamond Leasing Corporation in Oct-64.  The lease to International Airlines continued and it was sub-leased to the Libyan Aviation Company (LAVCO) in late 1966 and used to transport oil workers from Tripoli (TIP) out to the desert oil rigs until Jul-70 when it was returned to Diamond Leasing.  It was stored at Malta (MLA) and was finally broken up circa 1980.
Ken Fielding
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