Harrier T.52 demonstrator aircraft taxies in front of a stored(?) Dragonfly WG719 carrying code 97.

Harrier 2-seat demonstrator with Show Code "293". Preserved at Brooklands.

First two seat trainer version. Hawker Siddeley demonstrator. First flew as G-VTOL in 1971. Had additional military serial ZA250 from 1978. Preserved at Brooklands Museum from 1989.

author Mr.Ticozzi

Year built:- 1970. Here with British Aerospace titles on the nose.

This was the Company demonstrator aircraft with Hawker Siddeley (small company logo on the nose), the former ZA250 which was leased back from the RAF. It was later preserved at Brooklands where I again photographed it some 44 years later.

As can be seen from the jet blast and position of the vestored thrust nozzles, the aircraft is seen in the hover at the 1976 Farnborough Airshow. It was a company demonstrator with Hawker Siddeley (small company logo on the nose) and had previously been ZA250. It is now preserved at Brooklands Aviation Museum