ex G-AMMA.

Delivered to the RAF in Dec-1942 as LB381. It became civil as G-AHKO registered in Apr-1946. In Mar-1956 it was registered in Germany as D-ECOD. In Mar-1972 this was cancelled as withdrawn from use. In 1978 it was sold to Denmark and the registration OY-DSH was reserved. In May-1979 this was cancelled. It went on display in the Dansk Veteranflysamling. In May-1986 it was registered again as OY-DSH and started flying again. In Jun-2007 the museum changed name to Danmarks Flymuseum.

Showing its capability to carry one patient on a stretcher placing the patients head up front beside the pilot. Played a vital role to evecuate sick people from the small Danish island, especially during harsh winter times with the waters frozen.

Zonen pioneered the use of ambulance aircraft in Denmark in the late 1930s. Some were, in fact, allowed to be operated during the occupation of Denmark during WW2. The aircraft were clearly marked with the Danish flag and colours. Operated by Dansk Veteranflysamling and seen at Stauning.

This is one of the active aircraft of the Danish flying museum at Stauning.

The Auster Mk.I, which entered service with the RAF as a light artillery observation and liaison aircraft in August 1942, was a two-seater. A three-seat cabin was introduced on the Auster Mk.IV. Over 1600 Austers of the wartime models were built.