I don't normally take pictures of aircraft stored indoors but, having borrowed my buddy Fred Seggie's 10-22 mm lens, there were many aircraft at this super museum to experiment with. In the end I was convinced that such a small lens is indeed a very useful addition.

Ordered as a multi-engine pilot trainer to replace the Varsity, the relationship between the Jetstream and the RAF was rather troubled. This airframe was built in 1970 but didn't enter service until Mar. 77. Shortly after her replacement by the Beech 200 in March '04 she undertook her final flight to Cosford and into retirement.

This aircraft was damaged beyond repair in 1974, only a year after its delivery to the RAF. It is now displayed in the South Yorkshire Aircraft Museum, Aeroventure. Info from August 2024 is that the aircraft is now owned by The Solway Aviation Museum located on Carlisle Lake District Airport and is being refurbished for display to the public.

1975 built by Scottish Aviation to Handley Page design.