The plane hasn't flown for decades, but somehow survived scrapping. Ended up as a work of art called "Happy Airplane" by Paula Huhtanen. On display as one of the exhibits of the art park, which opened in 2024.

On 11 August 1983, the aircraft made an emergency landing in a field after running out of fuel 4 km before Kemi Airport. The aircraft suffered considerable damage and was deregistered in October 1984. Used on amusement park sets in the '90s. And now as one work of art in the art park with latest color scheme made by artist Paula Huhtanen.

Built in 1975 and registered as N6153A then G-BDLS. Destroyed in a fatal crash in Northamptonshire in 2005.

11-Aug-1983 ran out of fuel and crashed at Kemi

A recent arrival at the museum. Came in by road on 3rd February 2020 after several years on the airport.

Damaged beyond repair Perranporth on 9th June 1996. This is a composite, using the wings from AA-1B G-BERY and parts from AA-5 G-BAVS. G-BBFC was registered to V Bernard/Bournemouth Flying Club in January 1974, hence the personalised registration.

Ex N6299L. [Nikkormat FTn]

Delivered in 1974 as D-EFDM, to OO-PTC registered Mar-1977, to G-CITP registered Nov-2015, back to OO-PTC registered Jan-2016, back to G-CITP registered Feb-2016. The Tr-2 is a touring and sports version of the American AA-1 Trainer

VH-MDL had its registration revoked in 2006. It was restored to the register in 2007 as VH-BGT.