Delivered to the RAF as XP573 in 1962. Used as a ground trainer at Halton from 1973. Allocated maintenance serial was 8336M but painted as 8236M. Flown from Lyneham to Jersey in a Hercules for use as a ground trainer in 1994. Still there in 2018.

When 1 School of Technical Training (1 SOTT) was due for closure many of the instructional air frames were parked outside. This Jet Provost used to be XP 573 in RAF service. It was last seen on the dump of Jersey.

Leading the 'Red Pelicans' of the Central Flying School aerobatic team before an all red colour scheme was adopted. Also visible XP572/48 & XP552/43

XP573 seen leading the Red Pelicans. To 8336M, now preserved on Jersey. The Jet Provosts seen here from top left to bottom right are: XP549, XP550, XP572, XP573, XP571 and XP551.

The former XP573 still wearing 1960s RAF training colours when seen here at No. 1 SoTT, Halton, 11 years after withdrawal from flying duties. The maintenance serial worn here was a mis-paint of the correct maintenance serial, 8336M (the batch 8233M to 8332M was never allocated and serials 8333M to 8339M were incorrectly painted as 8233M to 8239M). Nowadays this aircraft is in good condition with the rescue services at Jersey Airport.