Ex RAF PH321. Registered to Air Service Training in May 1949 and the College of Air Training in June 1960. Destroyed at Christchurch in January 1962 following an engine fire.

Aircraft of Air Service Training. The second row of Oxfords are G-AIAT, G-AITB and G-ALTR. The Austers include G-AMUI, built in 1952, and G-AXKR, sold to Vendair of Croydon in 1957 and to Sweden in 1958. Helicopter training was advertised by AST as a new addition in 1955 but I don't know when the first Hillers arrived.

One of over 800 Oxfords operated by the RCAF. Almost all had RAF-style serials. A Norseman is on the left. Photo by: Conrad Mohr / Arkivverket (Norway)

Percival-built Oxford 1, ex-ED290. Registered in 1947 and used by Air Service Training at Hamble along with G-AITB (MP425) for training airline pilots. Both aircraft ferried to AST's engineering base at Perth, Scotland in June 1960 for ground instructional use. Both obtained by the RAF Museum in March 1969 and moved to Henlow. G-AITF was exchanged with the South African Air Force Museum for Lockheed Ventura 6130 in February 1984. G-AITB is on display at Hendon as MP425 in 2020.

Built by Percival Aircraft at Luton in August 1942 for RAF as ED290. Served as a twin-engine pilot trainer. Sold in March 1947 as G-AITF with Air Services Training at Hamble and later Airwork at Perth. Withdrawn in 1961 and used as instructional airframe.