Operated by 2 Sqn at NAS Nowra, Australia.

This former New Zealand Air Force A-4K Skyhawk (serial NZ6218) is now operating with a US commercial aggressor company based in Lakeland (FL). The Skyhawk still carries the colors of its once owner, but received a new serial and large Draken markings on its tail and fuselage.

Civil adversary/aggressor company Draken International operates some former A-4K's of the Royal New Zealand Air Force, like this N146EM that once was serialled NZ6217. These two are entering the Edwards AFB (CA) runway during Dutch F-16AM / F-35A integration tests. The Draken pilots made life of the Dutch pilots a tough as they could while performing red air missions during the F-16 and F-35 flights.

Built as an A4D-2N Skyhawk Bu 149516. Redesignated A-4C in 1962. Subsequently converted to A-4L. Civilianised as N402FS in Jan 1977. Provided to RNZAF Museum, Wigram, in 1987 from stock at Davis Monthan AFB on long term loan from the US Navy in an agreement arranged by McDonnell-Douglas. Reconfigured by the Museum's Technical Section to early A-4K specifications as operated by the RNZAF in the early 1970s. Displayed as NZ6207 - the original having been lost following engine failure in Oct 1974.

Lost at Nowra on February 16, 2001 attempting a barrel roll while refuelling another A-4.