The Vega Gull was a slightly larger four seat development of the Gull Six. The two front seats were provided with dual controls and it featured trailing edge flaps and the same engine installation as the Gull Six. During the late 1930’s it had many racing and long distance flight successes and examples were delivered to countries as far afield as Canada, India, Kenya and Japan. Fourteen examples of the Vega Gull 111 were delivered to the RAF in 1938 just before production ended in 1939. It is believed that only one example remains airworthy.

G-AEZJ               c/n K.65           United Kingdom

4 seat light aircraft first flown in 1935