A new arrival for display at the Sywell Aviation Museum. First flight 17 Apr 1969 as G-AWVK. Registered N1035S for Cal-States Airlines on 28 May 1969 but not taken up. WFU at Biggin Hill Jul 1972. To Decca Navigator Co 22 Feb 1974 later Racal-Decca. To G-RAVL 02 Dec 1986. To Cranfield Institute of Technology Jul 1990. WFU in the late 90's and used as a ground trainer. Registration cancelled 30 Jan 2001. Donated to the Sywell Aviation Museum for display and use as a classroom arriving on 23 Mar 2021.

With nose probe. Operated by Cranfield College of Aeronautics from new in February 1959. Re-named Cranfield Institute of Technology July 1970 but still wearing College of Aeronautics titles. To Fairflight Charters May 1975 until September 1977. Private owner October 1977, WFU May 1984. Restored to private owner October 1996. To Cormack (Aircraft Services) Ltd, Glasgow, May 1997. WFU March 1999 at Kemble.

In use as a ground instructional airframe for the budding engineers at Air Service Training.

Now looked after by Air Service Training at Perth Airport.

Operated by the College of Aeronautics, Cranfield University.

At Cranfield's celebration of the 50th anniversary of the College of Aeronautics.

Up for the day from Cranfield to do some training flights and about to depart Glasgow from Runway 05. (Canon D60 255mm)

Destined for scrap

Following on from my 1971 shot of this machine as N1035S, here she is in her present condition after retirement as a flying equipment testbed in 2001