Delivered to Shell Refining and Marketing on 15 Mar 1955 as G-ANUO. To British Nuclear Power Group 22 Mar 1971. To General Electric Co 02 Feb 1981. To Topflight Aviation 15 Sep 1983. WFU and stored 1986. Currently preserved outside the former Croydon airport terminal building painted as G-AOXL. Parked in front of Air Charter Scotland PA-31-350 G-BPAR.

Evening scene in front of the cargo shed at East Midlands. Delivered to Shell Refining and Marketing on 15 Mar 1955 as G-ANUO. To British Nuclear Power Group 22 Mar 1971. To General Electric Co 02 Feb 1981. To Topflight Aviation 15 Sep 1983. WFU and stored 1986. Currently preserved outside the former Croydon airport terminal building painted as G-AOXL.

Previous Air Luton can be partially seen under the current titles.

It was moved to the Croydon Airport Visitor Centre and resides outside the entrance mounted on poles and painted as Morton Air Services as G-AOXL (info valid to 2020). I actually saw the genuine G-AOXL as Morton Air Services at London Gatwick 1 Sep 65.