OO-AGC  Westland IV                                                  (c/n  1897)

                                

                                    In 1930 Sabena ordered four of these small airliners for "feeder" routes.   OO-AGC was to have
                                    been VP-KAD for Wilson Airways of Nairobi.    However, like its sister ship OO-AGD, which
                                    was to have gone to Australia, the performance of the original 95 h.p.Cirrus III engined aircraft
                                    was found to be lacking (especially for the hot African and Australian climates) and the contracts
                                    were cancelled.   Instead, the aircraft were re-engined and acquired by Sabena.  . The diminutive
                                    airliners were used by the airline until the 1935 when they were sold back to the U.K., OO-AGC
                                    becoming G-ABAJ.