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The aircraft also flew with the Aéronavale l'Escadrille 3C1, established in Marignane, this formation later transferring to the Air Force at the beginning of 1936, where it became Le Groupe de Chasse II/8.
This airport is shared with the French Navy, as "la base d’aviation navale d'Hyères" (BAN d'Hyères).