Executive Aerospace leased out this Hawker to several airlines, Pelican being the last. (photographer not known)

Sun Air was an airline with multiple identities - first established as Mafikeng Air Service in 1978, renamed Mmabatho Air Service the following year, then Bop Air in 1986, serving as the "national" airline of the South African bantustan of Bophuthatswana. Finally in post-apartheid South Africa it became Sun Air and was liquidated in 1999

Bop Air was the "national" airline of the South African bantustan of Bophuthatswana. It was an airline with multiple identities - first established as Mafikeng Air Service in 1978, renamed Mmabatho Air Service the following year, then Bop Air in 1986, and, finally Sun Air in post-apartheid South Africa. Sun Air was liquidated in 1999.

Bop Air was the "national" airline of the South African bantustan of Bophuthatswana. It was an airline with multiple identities - first established as Mafikeng Air Service in 1978, renamed Mmabatho Air Service the following year, then Bop Air in 1986, and, finally Sun Air in post-apartheid South Africa. Sun Air was liquidated in 1999.

Ex G-BMJU, registered 7th Feb 1986 to Bop Air, then to Sun Air and transferred to Executive Aerospace March 1996. Withdrawn from use FAOR some time in 2005

Delivered to Air Illinois as N749LL in 1980. To Air Maritime as C-GRXE in 1984. To Bradley Air Services then to British Aerospace as G-BMJU in 1985. To Bopair as ZS-LSO in 1986. Renamed to Sun Air in 1994. To Executive Aerospace in 1996. Withdrawn from use at Johannesburg in 1995 and later scrapped.

Recently acquired from Air Illinois, and still in their colors.