Ex F-PHLK. Registered G-BHIK -6 February 1980. While en route to Barton airfield, Manchester on 17 April 1985, the engine lost power, accompanied by a severe vibration. In the ensuing forced landing 2 miles South of Lancaster, the aircraft was landed successfully but ran down a steep slope into a dry-stone wall, causing it to nose over, breaking its undercarriage. and damaging its wing tips. It was found that the crankshaft had failed. Cancelled by the CAA on 13 February 2009.

This little-known family of homebuilt aircraft appeared in 1946. The "W" of the registration will be replaced by a "P" after a few hours of post-restoration flying tests.

Cockpit section of this French homebuilt aircraft stored at Turweston. It is a restoration project of one of the ground crew who works there. Previously stored in Boston, Lincolnshire since the early 1980's. It moved briefly to Breighton in 2018 before moving to its current location in late 2019.

Participant to Legend'Air air show 2012.

Members and family of the Mery Aeroclub watch as their Loisirs is prepared for flight outside their delightfully tumble-down hangar.