Still in Cayman Airways colours. This aircraft has been bought by BIA - British Island Airways and will become G-AYWB. To BAC as G-AYWB on 14 Apr 1971. To LACSA as TI-1084C on 26May 1971. To TI-LRF in Dec 1971. To TI-LRL on 14 Oct 1975. To Cayman Airways as VR-CAB on 01 Nov 1979. WFU and stored in Dec 1982. To BIA as G-AYWB on 11 Apr 1984. To Ryanair Europe as G-DJOS on 25 Apr 1990. To Ryanair as EI-CCU on 17 Dec 1990. To Nationwide Air Charter as ZS-NUG on 24 Dec 1995. Stored at Lanseria by 16 Jun 2001. Noted as a fire trainer on 10 Mar 2006. Last noted on 05 Nov 2019.

Delivered to Shell Refining and Marketing on 15 Mar 1955 as G-ANUO. To British Nuclear Power Group 22 Mar 1971. To General Electric Co 02 Feb 1981. To Topflight Aviation 15 Sep 1983. WFU and stored 1986. Currently preserved outside the former Croydon airport terminal building painted as G-AOXL. Parked in front of Air Charter Scotland PA-31-350 G-BPAR.

Apparently returned to service from MASDC after 1978. To civil as N8064Z in 1995. Reported at the Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum, Oregon. Photo from: Nederlands Instituut voor Militaire Historie

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The reenactment flight reaches historic Laverton aerodrome where the 1934 competitors finished.

Flown to Manila and parted out.

VH-RJP was registered in October 1966 after previously being VH-WAY and VH-KSJ.

VH-BCG came onto the register in 1947.