Carrying out circuit training on Runway 31 at its Prestwick base. Carries the markings of the 771 NAS Search and Rescue Flight at HMS Gannet, Prestwick. Built in 1979 as an HAS5. Withdrawn in 2016. After retirement went to UK-based helicopter and training service provider, HeliOperations. In 2022, one of a package of three Sea Kings donated by the UK Government to provide additional resources to the Ukrainian Armed Forces in their resistance to the Russian invasion of their country.

Arriving at Glasgow on the Runway 23 approach path. Carries on its nose the Ace of Clubs emblem of 771 Naval Air Squadron. Taken on charge by the Royal Navy in 1970 as an HAS1. Converted to an HAS5 in 1984 and then to an HU5 in 2002. Withdrawn from use in 2016 and stored at Gosport, UK.

Carrying out training approaches on Runway 13 at Prestwick where it was part of the Royal Navy Search and Rescue (SAR) detachment. Carrying the "Ace of Clubs" markings of 771 Naval Air Squadron and on its nose Scotland's Saltire, the St Andrew's Cross flag.

Returning to base