Later in 1911 the aircraft was modified to include another cockpit forward of the pilot for a passenger . The wingspan was increased and the modified aircraft was re-designated the '' ' Flanders F. 3 ' '' . It flew successfully for a number of months until it was destroyed in a fatal accident on 13 May 1912 when Mr. E.V.B Fisher was piloting it with an American passenger Mr. Mason when it crashed at Brooklands killing them both . In 1912 the War Office ordered four monoplanes based on the F. 3 and designated the Flanders F. 4
crashed at Brooklands
1912 Brooklands Flanders Monoplane crash
Flanders F.2