This very classic 1936 Hornet Moth was registered G-AEET in England. De Havilland Canada test pilot George Neal brought it to Canada in 1969 and was one of his personal vintage aircraft until 2013. Loaned to the Toronto Aerospace Museum (later known as the Canadian Air and Space Museum) in 2008, the aircraft was sold in 2013 when the museum was evicted from it's original DHC factory building. The aircraft is current (C-FEEJ) in private hands at the time of uploading.

Royal Canadian Air Force 4683 during 1940 - 47, this Fleet Finch then became CF-GDM. The trainer was N116TR in the USA from 1993 until the registration cancelled in 2013.

Built in 1968 , this Emeraude dropped off of the Canadian register in1991. It re-appeared in 2016 but was cancelled again in 2019.

This classic built in 1947 remained in Canada until exported to the USA as N773C July 2009.

Ontario Provincial Air Service. To the USA in 1998 to become N1024L

Fleet Aircraft built Cornell Mk. II was taken on strength by the RCAF in September 1944 (FV724). In 1947 it was released to the Royal Canadian Flying Club Association and registered CF-CVE.

Built in 1970, this Fly Baby's owner withdrew it from the Canadian register at the end of 1991.