XR441 leading a line of three Sea Heron C1s of the Yeovilton Station Flight, visiting Schiphol on a cold December day. XR441 is former G-AORG (registered on 1 May 1956. The aircraft was sold to the Fleet Air Arm / Royal Navy on 23 March 1961. The Sea Heron soldiered on until 19 December 1989 when it was withdrawn from use and sold as G-AORG (again!) on 18 May 1990. The Sea Heron was operated as such by the Duchess of Brittany (Jersey) Ltd, La Hinguette, Le Mont de La Rocque, Saint. Brelade, Jersey up to November 2011, when it was moved to the airbase Museum of Coventry Airport.

RNAS Yeovilton Station Flight. Diverted into Southend for fuel while en-route from Düsseldorf to Yeovilton. Ex-G-AORG and reverted to that on sale in May 1990. Currently registered in 2023 to Jersey Airlines with ARC expired 24th July 2019 and No Flight declaration 17th September 2021.

In company with Dove 8 G-ARHW providing a unique Heron and Dove formation display at the DHMC Rally.

Carried out several flypasts as part of the flying display.

Owned by Duchess of Brittany (Jersey) Ltd, this Heron is not part of the Air Atlantique Classic Flight collection but is under the care of them. It has been flying in this original and accurate Jersey Airlines livery since 1990. The aircraft, seen here receiving some tender loving care in the Air Atlantique Classic Flight hangar, was still flying out of Coventry by August 2018.

The 'Duchess of Brittany' is pictured on display as part of the immensely interesting Airbase collection at CVT.

Scanned from Ektachrome 100 ISO

Delivered new to Jersey Airlines in May 1956, serving with them until sold to the Royal Navy as XR441 in March 1961. Acquired by Duchess of Brittany (Jersey) Ltd. in May 1990 and flown again as G-AORG, again in this same Jersey Airlines livery. Still flying as such by 2018.