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The following is a list of past and present commercial operators and past military operators of the Lockheed L-1011:

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Commercial operators

 Angola

• TAAG Angola Airlines

 Bangladesh

• Sky Capital Airlines

 Bahrain

• Gulf Air

 Bolivia

• Lloyd Aéreo Boliviano

 Canada

• Air Canada
• Air Transat
• Royal Aviation
• Worldways Canada

 Democratic Republic of the Congo

• Hewa Bora Airways

 France

• Air France[1]

 Germany

• LTU International

 Hong Kong

• Cathay Pacific
• Dragonair

 Iceland

• Air Atlanta Icelandic

 Indonesia

• Garuda Indonesia
• Merpati Nusantara Airlines (leased from Orient Thai Airlines)

 India

• Air India

Ireland

• Aer Lingus

 Japan

• All Nippon Airways

 Jordan

• Air Rum
• Barq Aviation
• Privilege Jet Airlines
• Royal Jordanian Airlines
• Sky Gate International Aviation

 Lebanon

• Globe Jet

 Mali

• SAM Intercontinental

 Mozambique

• LAM Mozambique Airlines

 Nigeria

• ADC Airlines

 Pakistan

• Askari Aviation

 Peru

• AeroPeru
• Faucett

 Poland

• LOT Polish Airlines

 Portugal

• TAP Air Portugal
• EuroAtlantic Airways
• Luzair
• Yes - Linhas Aéreas Charter

 Saudi Arabia

• Saudia

 Spain

• Iberia[2]

 Sri Lanka

• Air Lanka

 Sweden

• Air Sweden
• Blue Scandinavia
• Nordic East Airways
• Novair

 Thailand

• Thai Sky Airlines

 Trinidad and Tobago

• BWIA West Indies Airways

 Turkey

• Istanbul Airlines
• Holiday Airlines

 United Kingdom

• British Airtours
• British Airways
• Caledonian Airways
• TBG Airways
• Classic Airways
• Court Line

 United States

• Air America
• American International Airlines
• American Trans Air
• Arrow Air
• Delta Air Lines
• Eastern Air Lines
• Fine Air
• Hawaiian Airlines
• Kalitta Air / Kitty Hawk Aircargo / American International Airways
• Las Vegas Sands Corp.
• Orbital Sciences - Northrop Grumman Innovation Systems
• Pacific Southwest Airlines
• Pan American World Airways
• Rich International Airways
• Total Air
• United Airlines[3]
• TWA

 Uruguay

• PLUNA

 Yugoslavia

• JAT Yugoslav Airlines

Military and government operators

 Algeria

• Algerian Air Force

 Jordan

• Royal Jordanian Air Force

 Saudi Arabia

• Royal Saudi Air Force

 United Kingdom

• Royal Air Force - Lockheed TriStar (RAF) operated by No. 216 Squadron RAF[4] and retired in 2014.

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