Westland IV

IV/Wessex
	Westland Wessex of SABENA. This aircraft was originally built as a Westland IV, registered as G-AAJI, then upgraded to a Wessex and sold to SABENA as OO-AGC, then later sold to Cobham Air Routes and registered again as G-ABAJ.
Role	Light transport aircraft
National origin	United Kingdom
Manufacturer	Westland Aircraft
Designer	Arthur Davenport, Robert Bruce
First flight	22 February 1929
Primary user	Sabena
Number built	10

The Westland IV and Westland Wessex were British high wing, three-engined light transport aircraft built by Westland Aircraft.

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IV/Wessex

Westland Wessex of SABENA. This aircraft was originally built as a Westland IV, registered as G-AAJI, then upgraded to a Wessex and sold to SABENA as OO-AGC, then later sold to Cobham Air Routes and registered again as G-ABAJ.
Role	Light transport aircraft Type of aircraft
National origin	United Kingdom
Manufacturer	Westland Aircraft
Designer	Arthur Davenport, Robert Bruce^[1]
First flight	22 February 1929
Primary user	Sabena
Number built	10