This airframe was allocated G-AFYH in 1940 but it spent the war in Royal Navy service as BT312. Repaired by Southern Aircraft and then sold to British Air Transport for charter flights in a 15-pax configuration. It was flown a couple of times more during 1952 in an unsuccessful attempt to sell it; photo print dated 28 May 1952. The last remaining Flamingo, it was scrapped in 1954. Photo from: Hawker Siddeley

The prototype de Havilland DH.95 Flamingo over St Helier Harbour. The aircraft was evaluated by Jersey Airways, appearing here as Guernsey & Jersey Airways, from May 1939. The prototype was impressed as T5357 after the outbreak of war and damaged beyond repair on 4 October 1940.

Only sixteen examples were built of this rare twin-engine twin-fin airliner of 1939. This was the last survivor and unfortunately was scrapped in May 1954