Any Fouga Zephyrs still flying?

According to the DGAC website, there is 3 Zephyrs on the french register.

F-AZPI was destroyed in 2003.
F-AZPF is still flying actively.
F-AZMO is for sale: http://www.aviastock.com/fr/Aircraft/AD11483

Infos & photos about the preserved Zephyrs: http://fougastribute.blog4ever.com/blog/index-106655.html

Here is a pic. of AZPF

As far as I know only one still flying.

Also never noticed before that the canopies on Magisters and Zephyrs open differently.!

A lot of deck landing types have sliding canopies, and even types based on land based aircraft tend to have this built into them. During the ’40s and ’60s it seemed that it was favoured to have at least the capability to take off and land with the canopy slid back to allow better vis and quicker egress for when things turned nasty. However when you look back through old deck take off pics, it seems seldom used as a practice.

I like the Zephyr aswel saw one at Fairford once, surely a great contender as a private plaything!

Thanks guys.. always thought it an intriguing aeroplane with that longer undercart and arrester hook. Also never noticed before that the canopies on Magisters and Zephyrs open differently.!