Delivered to the RAF as Hunter F.6 XF462 in 1957. To Hawker Siddeley Aviation as G-9-320 in 1970 then to the Swiss Air Force as Hunter F.58A J-4107 in 1972. Preserved at Nancy by 1998 then at the Musée de l'Epopée et de l'Industrie Aéronautique, Albert, France from 2004.

Without its underwing fuel tanks. This must have been a very short flight...

Constructed as a Hunter F.6.A and entered service with the RAF as XF462. Converted to a Hunter FGA.9 around April 1959. To Hawker Siddeley Aviation in March 1970 as G-9-320. Converted to a Hunter F.58A and entered service with the Swiss Air Force as J-4107. By June 1998 it was placed on display at the Musee Aeronautique de Nancy. In March 2004 it was placed on display in in this musuem.

This Hunter destroyed a bicycle in its last year of operation. It received a kill mark afterwards.

I consider Raron the most beautifully positioned airfield in Switzerland. The backdrop is magnificent. Unfortunately the base was closed after this exercise.