Resident at Duxford before restoration and remarking as MK-V

Part of the Skyfame Collection's impressive static line-up at the 1975 Gloucestershire Air Show carrying the codes of 206 Sqdn. Skyfame sadly closed at Staverton in January 1978. G-AMDA made its way to Duxford along with much of the collection. It remains on display there in October 2024 as N4877.

Delivered to the RAF as N4877 in 1938 and retired to 5MU at Kemble in March 1950. Sold onto the civil market and operated by the Air Navigation and Trading Company until joining Derby Aviation 1955. Flown by them on survey work for several years before moving to their London School of Flying subsidiary in 1961. She joined the Skyfame collection at Staverton in 1963 and when they closed in 1978 she moved to Duxford where she remains on display with the IWM collection.

During the early stages of renovation.

Built by Avro at Chadderton (Lancashire) in late 1938 as N4877. Its wartime service was as a transport aircraft with the Air Transport Auxiliary. To G-AMDA in 1950. Repainted as N4877 and wearing the code letters 'VX-F' of 206 Squadron RAF Coastal Command. Shown when airworthy with the Skyfame Museaum. Now static at IWM Duxford.

In the AirSpace Hangar at the Imperial War Museum