To AS7201 when the new serial system came into use on 1 May 2000; went "on permanent loan" to the Malta Aviation Museum after being withdrawn from use. On static display at the Museum.

To AS7201 when the new serial system came into use on 1 May 2000; went "on permanent loan" to the Malta Aviation Museum after being withdrawn from use. On static display at the Museum.

Following the disbandment of the Task Force, the Helicopter Flight became part of the 1st Regiment, Armed Forces of Malta.

Practicing for a flying display, with 9H-AAG in the background.

Operated by the Helicopter Flight of the Armed Forces of Malta. Seen being towed to the hangar at its St Patrick's Barracks base after a local flight.

Operated by the Helicopter Flight of the Armed Forces of Malta. Seen landing at its St Patrick's Barracks base.

Ex-7402/German Air Force, later to AS7201 and now preserved at the Malta Aviation Museum. A very early photo of one of the four Bell 47G-2s donated by Germany to Malta in May 1972. The helicopters were operated by the Helicopter Flight of the Armed Forces of Malta (then still known as the Malta Land Force).