This newly painted Sea Harrier is one of the star attractions of the excellent Naval Aviation Museum in Dabolim, Goa, India. The Indian Navy was the sole export customer of the Sea Harrier and received 28 aircraft, which were replaced by the MiG-29K (9-41). IN621 is adorned with the badge of INAS 300 White Tigers on its nose.

On display at Naval Air Museum Goa with the emblem of INAS 300 "White Tigers", which received its first Sea Harrier in 1983. INAS 551B took on the Sea Harrier Operational Flying Training Unit (SHOFTU) role, which passed to INAS 552 "Braves" in 2005, both squadrons flying this type and the T Mk.60 trainer. IN's Sea Harriers could carry the BAe Sea Eagle ASM and Matra R.550 Magic-II AAM. The last Sea Harriers were deinducted in 2016.