XW200 was damaged beyond repair in a crash in Kosovo on 9th April 2001. Shortly after take-off, after collecting personnel from a patrol, the helicopter inadvertently entered IMC conditions and the pilot elected to reduce height to attempt to regain visual contact with the ground. In the recovery from this situation, height was lost and the aircraft struck trees. One pilot and the navigator were killed and another person was seriously injured. The hulk of the aircraft was later recovered and stored at RAF Shawbury.

This helicopter crashed into a hillside in fog near Kacanik, 30 miles South of Pristina, Kosovo on 9th April 2001. The wreckage was later stored at RAF Shawbury

240 OCU Puma departing the Battle of Britain display. It was destroyed on 9th April 2001 during the Kosovo campaign

240 OCU Puma at Biggin's Battle of Britain display. HH-53 behind is 73-1648

This aircraft still carries KFOR markings. It crashed into a hillside in fog near Kacanik, 30 miles South of Pristina, Kosovo on 9th April 2001. It is still stored at Shawbury.