Special livery for the deactivation of Escadron de Transport (ET) 2/61 « Franche-Comté in the French AF on June 3, 2022

Delivered to the Gendarmerie as 1693 in 1970. Last noted stored at Lyon-Bron in 2008.

This is Broussard F-BXCS, painted with false registration F-AXCS. This aircraft was in the closing scenes of the 1985 movie called "Code Name: Emerald", painted in camouflaged khaki green.

In wartime RAF green finish, with fake identity "436904".

Last flown by CNET whose badge is visible below the cockpit. Also marked with its c/n 13142. Part of the Salis Collection of vintage aircraft.

Goodyear FG-1D Corsair

This is the first T-6 registered as F-AZBE. Originally allocated USAAF 41-33606 and RAF EX633, it was shipped directly to South Africa as 7349 in 1941, before going to the RAF in 1946. To Belgium as H-29 in Feb 1947, then sold to Air France in Jun 1959 as F-BJBI. Registration changed to F-WJBI in 1969. Acquired by Jean-Baptiste Salis in Jan 1979 and registered to him as F-AZBE in Aug 1980. Flew as French Navy "41.F.4" and US Navy "RM-27" and "V808/18A". Rebuilt in 1993 as an NA-68 replica and registered as F-AZHE on 7 May 1993 with new "c/n" SA-31. Flew as French Navy 79411 / 11.F.20 and later as 14.F.7. Restored in 2008 as an A6M Zero replica and registered as F-AZZM on 29 May 2008, now with new "c/n" SA-32.

Served with French - air force until 1966.Then became civilian as F-BDMU until 1978 when it was re registered D-EGXY;