Exhibited by Brymon Aviation. Registered as G-BBGF on 21st August 1973. It was written off in a forced landing 10 miles south of Luxor, Egypt on 5th December 1986.

One of around 22 aircraft which gathered for "The First London Plane Show" on the South Bank of the River Thames by Waterloo Bridge. The Plane Show ran from 18th May to 28th May 1973. N7775Q went on to be exhibited at the International Air Tattoo at Greenham Common in July 1973 and was registered as G-BBGF on 21st August 1973. It was written off in a forced landing 10 miles south of Luxor, Egypt on 5th December 1986.

Built in 1973, this aircraft was cancelled by the CAA in 1992 after inactivity since 1985. It was an EMA regular between 1973 and 1978