Standing derelict after having been taken out of service there 27 August 1970. Cancelled -5 April 1973 as PWFU.

Registered 22 October 1946. Ex N9241.

Ex F-BIBF. Destroyed on 30 July 1982 in a fatal crash at Brunton, Wiltshire.

Ex TW384. Registered G-ANHZ 5th December 1953 and acquired by East Anglian Flying Services 15th July 1954 for operation by its subsidiary, East Anglian Flying Club at Ipswich, with whom it operated until 2nd March 1972 after the parent company (by then renamed Channel Airways) went into receivership. It was one of two Austers originally operated by East Anglian Flying Club, the other being J-1 Autocrat G-AGXP. It was cancelled from the UK Register 18th Jan.1995 as sold in Switzerland, where it is currently registered HB-EZJ (Dec.2021).

Bought by Channel Airways from the Southend Municipal Flying Centre 19th Aug.1964, for operation by its subsidiary, East Anglian Flying Club at Ipswich, where it operated until 2nd Mar.1972 after the parent company went into receivership. It then had two subsequent owners and was cancelled by the CAA 19th Mar.2015 following the death of the last owner. Its last C.of A. expired 20th Sept.1978.

Photo: Ton van der Kleij.

Escadron d'Entraînement Tout Temps (EETT) 12/030 "Hautvillers" Credit: Ton van der Kleij.

Credit: Rolf Flinzner

Aircraft now in Singapore Air Museum. Credit Rolf Flinzner.

Credit Rolf Flinzner

Interesting to notice badge of 3 Stormo under the cockpit (may be souvenir of an exchange squadron!) Photo credit: Rolf Flinzner.