| Type | Werk.Nr | Registration | History |
| A-2 | 44 | T3+?H | April 8th 1940, (probably WNr 44 "T3 +?H") catapulted from Admiral Hipper, landed short of fuel at Lyngstad, near Kristiansund, and was captured by the Norwegians. Lieutenant Kaare Kjos, pilot of a MF 11 seaplane, flew it to Aunøy. The German marks were erased on April 12th and the Norwegian marks added on the tail. It was allocated to FA-2 (Flyavdeling) and then sent on April 19th to England. The MAEE (Marine Aircraft Experimental Establishment) tested the aircraft until it was destroyed on April 26th during take-off (the pilot, CF C.W. Byas, was injured). |
| A-5 | 127 | AM 91 | Captured in Norway 1945.Used by the MAEE. Scrapped on November 14th, 1947. |
| A-5 | 514 | AM 92 | Captured in Norway 1945. Used by the MAEE. Scrapped on November 14th, 1947. |
