A Cardinal from 1968.

First registered in New Zealand in 1995. Was VH-DKC, N30804.

Registered as F-BRSU in 1970. Cancelled from the register by 2002.

Registered as N14499 in 1973. Reregistered as EC-CRL in 1975. Withdrawn from use at Cordoba by 2018.

Cancelled from the British register on 6 March 2019 as sold to Armenia.

This was one of two Cessna Cardinal RG's added to Seneca College's flight training program in 1973 for intermediate flight training.

Built in 1968 and registered as N3280T. Cancelled as sold in Mexico in 2003 and reregistered as XB-IHT. Crashed after being hit by a gust of wind on takeoff at Isla de Holbox, Mexico in 2013.

Substantially damaged during a forced landing in a field in Luxembourg in January 2015. The aircraft crossed a small road and the nose gear collapsed before the aircraft came to a rest. The investigation concluded that a loss of power forced the pilot to perform an emergency landing. during the landing, the aircraft sustained damage to the rear fuselage, propeller, landing gear, right wing and rear window. Fortunately all 3 occupants were unharmed, however the aircraft was damaged beyond repair. It was bought by PS Aero who then sold it to ZooParc Overloon, where it was moved to in 2016. It is now on display in one of the animal habitats.

Seen here whilst parking at the fuel apron. (Nikon D850 + Nikkor 80-400mm f/4.5-5.6G AF-S VR ED)