The third aircraft is a Dassault Flamant.

Sad to see the Shacks like this. I was in Cyprus a few years ago but didn’t get a chance to go see them.

Edited to add:

The Dassault Flamant was a French short-range utility light transport aircraft first flown in 1947 as the MD303 prototype, with production aircraft flown in 1949, being in military service from 1950 until 1982. Various models were produced, a MD312 six-passenger liason and communications model, the MD315 a ten-passenger utility transport model and the MD315R which was a radar interception trainer model. The Dassault Flamant was powered by two SNECMA 12S.02-201 Vee piston engines providing a top speed of 380 kmh and a range of 1215 km. The Dassault Flamant carried a pilot and co-pilot and up to six or ten passengers depending upon model.

(from: http://memorial.flight.free.fr/MD311.html)

And the roll afterwards (the commentator paused for a brief moment, but has resumed again by now):

I’m trying to get a still or two, but my screen capture program doesn’t want to capture video it appears.

It is, and has knackered wings last I heard.

I thought I had heard somewhere that the wings had been changed for a non-knackered set sometime in the past, but I could be wrong of course.