Built in 1994 and initially registered N5034Z. Used by the flight inspection unit of Malaysia's Department of Civil Aviation to regularly calibrate the country's navigational aids, a task the FAA took care of up to 1975, the year the mentioned Malaysian unit was formed and started operating its own Beechcraft King Air 100. Two Beechcraft King Air 200 were added in 1980 and 1983 respectively, plus a Cessna 206 and a Britten-Norman Islander as well, the latter two used for airstrip inspections.

In 2005, the Singapore Navy ordered six S-70B Seahawks to be operated from the also newly aquired "Formidable" class frigates. The six helis carry serials 260, 261, 262, 263, 265 and 266. In 2013, two additional Seahaks were ordered, the serials of which are not known. Even though the S-70's are assigned to the Navy, the helicopters are operated by the Republic of Singapore AF's Squadron 123 based at Sembawang.