G-EBKU was the second prototype Moth. Flown to what was then British India by Bernard Leete who then undertook a series of demonstrations and joy flights. Hit wires on landing at Lahore injuring himself and his passenger. G-EBKU written off. This is believed to have occurred at the RAF base as Lahore's first civil airport was still three years in the future. The base, which was taken over by the Pakistan air force, became the main civil airport in 1960.

Sent to what was then British India for tropical trials. Damaged in a collision with a large bird in 1931. Sent to RAF Lahore where it was destroyed in a hangar fire on March 31, 1933. RAF Lahore passed to the fledgling Pakistan air force on independence in 1947. Adjoins the current international airport.