Operated by 7 Squadron. Delivered as a B.2 to the RAF in late 1953 before being sold to BAe in 1981. It was retired from service and was scrapped in 1988, thankfully the cockpit was saved and sold on to a private collector. The owner put the cockpit on loan to No.2405 ATC Sqn based in Gairlock. It was then moved to Morayvia Museum, Kinloss, where it was repainted and placed undercover on display.

Ex-British Eagle; retired by Monarch March 1975; donated to Duxford Aviation Society for preservation 29 June 1975, the day when that year's air show was being held, and landed during the flying display. It had then flown a total of 35,739 hours and made 10,834 landings.

At the time based at RAF Luqa with 13 Squadron.