Until 2024 this only remaining airworthy Anson was flying in New Zealand as ZK-RAA. By December 2024, the aircraft had been transported to Europe where it was registered as OO-ANS. It still carries the identity of an Anson Mk.I that was shot down over the North Sea just off the German coast on 5 September 1939. This was the first RAF combat loss in WWII. This aircraft in fact is the former MH120 which not only operated with the RAF but also with the RAAF.