The Renard R31 was the sole Belgian design to see action during WW2. It was a light reconnaissance aircraft of which 35 were delivered between 1935 and 1939. These equipped two units (9 Smaldeel and 11 Smaldeel). In total 35 were delivered to the Belgian air force. with serials 1 to 35. As the aircraft was slow, not very agile and was lightly armed it suffered heavy losses during the German invasion of Belgium both by enemy and friendly fire. In the military museum this replica of the R31 is under construction.

In special colours for the 50th anniversary of the SF-260 in the Belgian Air Force. The SF-260D version entered service in 1992.

Operating as BAF195, the aircraft was one of five aircraft that traveled to Eelde for a night in the city. They arrived from Beauvechain Air Base, where departed to again the following day.

Operating as BAF195, the aircraft was one of five aircraft that traveled to Eelde for a night in the city (Groningen). They arrived from Beauvechain Air Base, where they departed to again the following day.