Resident at Breighton, BE417 made the short journey to Sherburn to perform at Veterans and Vintage Day. The aircraft was destroyed at Shoreham on 15th September 2007

Built by the Canadian Car & Foundry Company in 1943 where it served in Coastal Defence and Training as RCAF 5589. Restored by Autokraft in the 80's to become the 'Brooklands Hurricane', it came to Breighton in 1997. The 'Hurribox' flew at that time in the nocturnal colours of 87 Squadron but it was destroyed at Shoreham on 15th September 2007.

At Flying Legends 2006. Destroyed at Shoreham on 15th September 2007

Built by Canadian Car & Foundry as a Mk IIb for the RCAF in 1942, struck off in 1944. Recovered as a wreck in 1984, shipped to the UK for restoration and registered G-ORGI. Flew again in 1991. Sold to the USA in 1991, becoming N678DP. Sold back to Canada and registered C-FDNL in 2005. Shipped to Australia in 2014 and restored again, registered VH-JFW(3) on 3 September 2015. First flight in Australia on 2 October 2016. Painted to represent the aircraft of AustralianPilot Officer John Dallas Crossman, who flew with 32 & 46 Squadrons and was killed on 30 September 1940.

The Real Aeroplane Company airfield at Breighton is a strange little airfield, very friendly and full of classic aircraft as befitting the name of the company. This aircraft does not carry any external serial number except for the code of LK-A. Destroyed at Shoreham on 15th September 2007

Destroyed at Shoreham on 15th September 2007

Destroyed at Shoreham on 15th September 2007, just a few weeks later