1936 Lympne Air Rally in colour

It flew quite regularly in the UK – at Brooklands, Shoreham, Hendon and Lympne – in 1936, before its Belgian registration (OO-ELA) was cancelled and it became G-AETA. Later that year it became part of the Nash Collection and, as far as I can see, it never flew again (for a detailed history see https://www.rafmuseum.org.uk/documents/collections/72-AF-1620-Caudron-G.III.pdf).

Oh right, thanks. I was amazed to see it was still airborne in 1936.

If you are referring to the G.III, I believe it is the example now on display in the RAF Museum at Hendon.

What became of the airworthy Caudron?

Agreed this is an excellent YouTube channel and the content is superb- no-one else seems to cover the U.K. golden age of aviation and Nick does a great job