Variants
- Sandringham 1
- Full civil conversion of Sunderland 3 for BOAC, accommodating 24 day or 16 sleeper passengers, and powered by four 1,030 hp (768 kW) Bristol Pegasus 38 engines. One built.
- Sandringham 2
- Civil conversion of Sunderland 5 for Argentine airline Dodero, accommodating 45 day passengers. Powered by four R-1830-92 engines, three conversions.
- Sandringham 3
- Conversion of Sunderland 5 with dining room and galley on upper deck and seats for 21 on lower deck. Two converted.
- Sandringham 4
- Four converted for TEAL of New Zealand (Tasman class). Seating for 30 passengers. Two were sold to Qantas and operated by them between 1950 and 1955.
- Sandringham 5
- Nine converted for BOAC (Plymouth class), accommodating 22 day or 16 sleeper passengers. Three of these were sold to Qantas which operated them between 1951 and 1955.
- Sandringham 6
- Radar equipped aircraft for Norwegian airline DNL. 37 passengers. Five converted.
- Sandringham 7
- Thirty seat aircraft for BOAC (Bermuda class). Three converted.
- Islander
- An addition civil conversion by Ansett official described as a Sunderland Mark V (Modified).
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