This aircraft, a superb looking real gem, is the last airworthy T52 Provost. Allocated XS228 it was delivered into storage and entered active service with the South Arabian Airforce which livery it now carries (later South Yemen Air Force) In December 1975 it was transferred to the Singapore Air Force as 352 until withdrawn in 1980. It returned to the UK in 1983

Ex-RAF T.4 XR661. Being prepared for delivery by Marshalls at Cambridge. Also operated in their Class B markings G-27-95. Became 353 of Royal Singapore Air Force in 1978.

Built as a T.4 XS228 for RAF. To G-27-7 and S.Arabian AF 104. Later to Singapore AF as 352. Now restored to S.Arabian (Yemen) markings for displays.

This aircraft, a superb looking real gem, is the last airworthy T52 Provost. Allocated XS228 it was delivered into storage and entered active service with the South Arabian Airforce which livery it now carries (later South Yemen AirForce) In December 1975 it was transferred to the Singapore AirForce as 352 until withdrawn in 1980. It returned to the UK in 1983

This is the last airworthy T52 Provost. Allocated XS228 it was delivered into storage and entered active service with the South Arabian Air Force which livery it now carries (later South Yemen Air Force) In December 1975 it was transferred to the Singapore Air Force as 352 until withdrawn in 1980. It returned to the UK in 1983