at sea in the Gulf of Sidra off North Africa during a charter flight from Nairobi to London. Five killed. 11 February 1949 – the first Consul conversion G-AGVY of Air Enterprises crashed at Jezzin, Lebanon while on charter to the United Nations, two onboard killed. 15 June 1950 – UB340 of the Union of Burma Air Force was on a demonstration flight when a rocket exploded under the wing killing the Burmese Chief of Air Staff. 12 April 1951 – TF-RPM of Flugferdir H/F crashed at Howden Moor, Yorkshire, England on a flight from Croydon to Iceland, three killed. 11 December 1951 – NZ1902 of the Royal New Zealand Air Force crashed on Mount Ruapehu. 14 June 1952 – G-AHFT of Morton Air Services ditched in the English Channel following an engine failure, six killed. Specifications See also References Notes Citations Bibliography Consul 1940s British airliners Aircraft first flown in 1946 Twin piston-engined tractor aircraft