Seen at Blackpool, which was Air Atlantiques base at that time. This aircraft carries Air Atlantique titles but is in the basic Eastern Airways livery.

Seen at Airbase at Coventry, this is a classic way to deal with a redundant classic aircraft. It has been turned into a stylish and popular restaurant whilst retaining a good deal of its original interior.

The aircraft had been acquired from Eastern Airways and still carries their livery with Air Atlantique titles

This is a rare shot of this aircraft carrying Air Atlantique titles. It had previously been operated by Martin-Baker (the ejection seat company) and the aircraft was later broken up at Coventry. Photograph is from a 120 Kodacolor negative, Mamiya 645 and standard lens. Scanned with Canon 9950F.

Although extremely small, it does carry Air Atlantique titles just below the side windshield.

Owned by Air Atlantique bearing titiles, Department of Transport, Pollution Control.

Whilst it is unfortunate that this aircraft will never fly again, it has been preserved as the restaurant at Airbase, a working museum at Coventry. The conversion is stylish and superbly executed and the whole Airbase experience is worth a visit.

The Thales radar instrumentation test Dakota at rest in some winter sunshine at Coventry Airbase