This Trident was delivered to BEA in March 1964 and was finally retired from flying in February 1975, although it soldiered on for a while as a ground trainer. In January 1982 it went to the RAF Museum at Cosford as part of their airliner collection was but scrapped in 2006 with only the nose section now surviving. It is on display at the Scottish National Museum of Flight.

This Cruiser crashed in January 1938 into Hill of Stake near Largs on a flight from Glasgow to Campbeltown when trying to deliver film reels for a cinema. The remains were removed by helicopter to East Fortune by helicopter in 1973.

'Alpha Alpha' in her hangar at the Scottish Museum of Flight.

Former Air Cadets Cadet TX.3 WB868 (c/n 678) was converted to Motor Cadet by R.R. Hadley. It is in the civil register with c/n FF1383, which is a part of fuselage number SSK/FF/1383. It is in fake WW1 RAF colours.