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    Airframe Family: Bristol 100/200/300 Britannia / CL-28/CP-107 Argus / CL-44/CC-106 Yukon
    Latest Model:175-312F Britannia
    Last Military Serial:XX367 RAE
    Construction Number:13421
    Last Civil Registration:9Q-CHY
    Compressed ID:Bristol 175-312F sn XX367 RAE cn 13...
    Latest Owner or Location:Business Cash Flow Aviation

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    Dates

    Event

    1958

    Constructed as a 175-312.

    10 June 1958

    To British Overseas Airways Coropration with new c/r G-AOVM (BRITANNIA 312F, 13421).

    28 March 1964

    Leased to British Eagles International Airlines.
    Markings changed to: Team Spirit

    February 1968

    Converted to a 175-312F.

    1 December 1969

    To Air Spain with new c/r EC-BSY (Bristol 175 ritannia 312F, 13421).

    November 1971

    Taken on Strength/Charge with the Royal Aircraft Establishment with s/n XX367.

    1983

    Withdrawn from use and stored.

    23 July 1983


    Photographer: Andy Chetwyn
    Notes: Bristol Britannia 312 XX367 Team Spirit of the Aeroplane and Armament Experimental Establishment based at Boscombe Down parked at RIAT at RAF Greenham Common in July 1983. Built for BOAC as G-AOVM in 1957 she flew with the AandAEE between 1971 and 1983 and ended her days in Africa, finally being scrapped in 1994

    March 1984

    To Katale Aero Transport with new c/r 9Q-CHY.
    Operated with markings: Hubert

    April 1989

    To Business Cash Flow Aviation keeping c/r 9Q-CHY.

    1991

    Permanently withdrawn from use.

    1994

    Scrapped.
    Broken up at Kinshasha, Zaire.
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     Data for airframe dossiers come from various sources. The following were used to compile this dossier...
    Print Sources
     Turbo Prop Airlines Production List by J. Roach and A.B. Eastwood
    Internet Sources
     Civil Aircraft Register of the World by Pascal Brugier
    Civil Aviation Authority of the United Kingdom
    RZJets
    Spanish Register of Civil Aircraft Since 1920 by Jose Ramon Valero
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