Relegated to instructional airframe 8388M and preserved at RAF Cold War Museum, Cosford (EGWC).

On display at RAF Museum Cosford. This CC.1 served with No. 78 Sqn. in Aden in 1958. No. 78 Sqn. was the first RAF Twin Pioneer unit. In 1961 the aircraft was converted to a CC.2 with the 640hp Leonides engines. In 1965 it served with No. 21 Sqn. at Bahrain and was struck off charge in 1969. The STOL type equipped six RAF squadrons and was used during the Malayan Emergency.

The TwinPin had very impressive STOL performance and served effectively in a support role for colonial operations in Africa, the Middle and Far East.

STOL transport aircraft ex 21 Squadron RAF. Displayed at the RAF's 50th anniversary show at RAF Abingdon. Now at the Cosford museum.

Nice to catch this superb exhibit in the sunshine outdoors. Built as a CC.1 and one of 39 Twin Pins which served with six RAF squadrons in the transport, supply dropping, photo survey and casualty evacuation roles (and even as a light bomber). Saw widespread active service in Aden from delivery to 78 Sqdn in 1958 till 1966 when she returned to the UK and now housed as part of the National Cold War Exhibition at Cosford