A reconstructed original Potez 60, apparently No 11. Note HP (Henry Potez) logo on wheel.

The history of this training aircraft dates back to 1934 at the time of the "Aviation Populaire". Kept by a few lovers of beautiful machines through decades, it passed from land to land, before ending up in Normandy, abandoned in very poor condition. It was repatriated to Carcassonne where the Association of Amateur Builders and Audois Drivers (ACAPA ) fully rebuilt it and became a more than 50% replica. It made its first flight 02-May-1996.

Operated by Amicale des Avions Anciens d'Albert.

Built by Jacques Delattre, this amateur built version of the Potez 60 made its first flight in Mar-1975 and was registered F-PVQB in Jun-1975. In 1984 it went to the GPPA and in 1988 it was restored for the Musée Régional de l'Air, renamed in 2003 Espace Air Passion at Angers. It is thought that this JD-60 is a rebuild of an unknown older Potez 60.

Built by Jacques Delattre, this amateur built version of the Potez 60 made its first flight in Mar-1975 and was registered F-PVQB in Jun-1975. In 1984 it went to the GPPA and in 1988 it was restored for the Musée Régional de l'Air, renamed in 2003 Espace Air Passion at Angers. It is thought that this JD-60 is a rebuild of an unknown older Potez 60.

1935 design. Rebuilt postwar and flew from its Swiss base to the Abingdon show.

Scanned from 35mm Ektachrome 100

A very nice 1930s plane, reconstructed by Dominique Dutoit.