The sole 360-6 Jupiter F-WLKY first flew in May 1965 and was a more powerful and slightly larger development of the original 360-4 Jupiter which had made its first flight eighteen months earlier. Only one of each model was completed, both of which survive. The 360-4 with the reserve collection of the Musée de l'Air et de l'Espace, and the 360-6 with the Espace Air Passion collection at Angers. Re-registered as F-BLKY in April 1966 the aircraft was restored to fly by the museum in 2018.

The Jupiter tandem-engined executive aircraft was conceived by the pilot, racing driver, politician and entrepeneur André Moynet and built by the Matra company in 1963. Only two flying airframes were built.

Second prototype of the tandem-engined Jupiter executive aircraft built in France in the 1960s, restored to airworthiness in 2018.

This angle clearly shows the unusual pusher/puller layout of the twin engines of the Jupiter.