Sold to the Nepal Government as 9N-RAC, transferred to the Royal Nepal Army Air Wing as RAN-20, and later re-serialled as NA-020. Preserved at the Narayanhiti Palace Museum by September 2020.

HS Company demonstrator. To the Nepalese Royal flight as 9N-RAC in 1975, later Royal Nepal Army Air Wing as RAN-20, later NA-020. Preserved Kathmandu, Nepal.

Company demonstrator.

slide from the NK collection. - The semi-camouflage colours suggest, that G-AZJH was on a demo tour to an air force when it came through Munich for a fuel stop. However, when finally delivered to the Nepalese Royal flight as 9N-RAC in 1975, it had civil colours with a red cheatline again. - Since SEP/20 the airframe has been displayed as NA-020 in a museum at Kathmandu, Nepal.

Operated by Hawker Siddeley as G-AZJH from 1971. Delivered to the Nepalese Royal Flight as 9N-RAC in 1975. To the Royal Nepalese Air Force as RAN-20 in 1980. Had been renamed to Nepalese Army Air Service before this photo was taken. Later reserialled as NA-020.

Delivered new in 1975 and still looking good, seen here shortly after rolling to a halt. The Nepal Air Wing lost the Royal prefix following the political changes just before the date of this photo