In the 70's the Corvette was popular in France and West Germany as a commuter jet. To Air Alsace as F-BVPO in 1974. To the USA as N600AN on 13 Sep 1979. To France as F-GFEJ in Feb 1986. To the French Air Force as 010 / F-ZVMX on 05 Oct 1993. Later scrapped.

Centre d'Essais en Vol (CEV) was first established in 1944 as the national flight test centre for aeronautical weapons and aircraft prior to their use for military or civilian purposes. It's work includes evaluation and certification of all civil and military government owned aircraft, and developmental testing of new aircraft, weapons and systems. The CEV also includes the EPNER (Ecole du Personnel Navigant d'Essais et de Réception) test pilots school. In 2009 CEV was renamed DGA-Centre d'Essais en Vol. Corvette 10/MX ended up as an instructional airframe on Réunion.

Direct flights to regional destinations really took off in France in the Seventies, a Corvette and Beech 99 seen here with a backdrop of BIA Dart Heralds

Formerly F-BVPO with Air Alsace, this Corvette was with Airborne Express until April 1985.