This aircraft had taken part in an England to Australia Air Race in 1969 and still carries the livery from that time

Newly built AOP.9 of 656 Squadron RAF making a type first visit to Manchester Ringway.

RAF Auster AOP.9 on display at the RAF Chivenor, Devon, open day in 1971, wearing the small red shield of No. 1 Squadron on its fin tip.

Over Rutland

This aircraft, which carries its former military marks XK417, is an all-metal Auster. It is seen landing at an Auster Club fly-in at Rearsby where it was built. The airfield has been closed for many years and turned over to farming. The aircraft landed on the stubble after the crops had been harvested.

A particularly attractive Auster, painted as RAE Bedford's Radio Flight aircraft

The AOP.9 was the last Auster for the British Army.

A unique aircraft which has since been broken up

Seen here after a long-term restoration it had yet to return to flight. It did but was destroyed near Spanhoe on 18th June 2017 following a take off accident and killing the pilot. RIP Andy