Formed early 1960s at Thruxton Aerodrome near Andover,
Hampshire, from the earlier Jackaroo Aircraft Ltd.,
for conversion of standard two-seat Tiger Moth biplanes
to four-seat configuration by inserting a new wider center
fuselage and extending the top wing centre section. 18
Jackaroo conversions were carried out by the company,
which also designed a light monoplane, the Paragon (subsequently
Paladin), but this was not built. Assets acquired
1964 by Hampshire School of Flying.
