The ex-Swiss Air Force Venom G-GONE is the legitimate wearer of this registration and is painted in Royal Navy colours

Cessna 340 G-DEXI is the former N6216X and is seen at Elstree

Dart Herald G-GNSY is one of two ex-Italian aircraft acquired by Hurn-based Channel Express

Tiger Moth G-AMHF has now been rebuilt, it is believed with parts of G-BABA, and is seen here at Thruxton (Roger Kunert).

Super King Air G-MDJI, seen here visiting Leeds-Bradford. was destroyed in a fatal crash on the approach to that airport 19/10/87

The ex-Irish Air Corps Provost T.51 G-BLIW has now been rebuilt at Shoreham

Sikorsky S-61N N9119Z was previously G-BAKA and is seen at Sumburgh 4/11/87. It is one of ten former Bristow and BAH machines acquired in part exchange by Aerospatiale in 1983 against AS.332L Super Pumas. All have now been sold in the United States after several years storage at Sumburgh