c/n PFA/537
This is the prototype JT-1 monoplane and first flew on 4th July 1959.
Arrived at the museum in April 2012 and seen on display in Hangar 1,
Newark Air Museum
Winthorpe, Nottinghamshire, UK
22nd August 2022
c/n PFA 029-10586
Registered in 1981 but never completed. Arrived in January 2002 and seen on display in Hangar 1.
Newark Air Museum
Winthorpe, Nottinghamshire, UK
22nd August 2022
This is a composite rebuild mostly built using parts of two aircraft:-
c/n 85070, RAF serial T6801, civil registration G-AMBB
and
c/n 85226, RAF serial DE156, maintenance serial 7009M
Allocated British Aircraft Preservation Council identity ‘BAPC21’
Arrived in June 1995 and seen on display in Hangar 1
Newark Air Museum
Winthorpe, Nottinghamshire, UK
22nd August 2022
c/n 83
Built 1956 and supplied to the French Air Force as part of the American Mutual Assistance Program.
After retirement she returned to US military ownership and was flown to RAF Sculthorpe in May 1978. She was then permanently loaned to the museum and moved there by road during September the same year.
She is preserved in the markings of EC.1/8 “Trident ailé” of the French Air Force.
Newark Air Museum
Winthorpe, Nottinghamshire, UK
22nd August 2022
c/n M/A029
Built in 1982
Written off in the Falklands on 25th July 1989 when she crashed as a result of a gearbox failure while hovering.
The remains were taken to Cranwell for ground instruction and allocated the maintenance serial 9238M.
She arrived at the museum in February 2018 and a long restoration is ahead of her.
Newark Air Museum
Winthorpe, Nottinghamshire, UK
22nd August 2022