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Otro ex-Air One ahora en las filas germanas
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Un vuelo especial, ya que es raro ver un SQC en MEX. SQC7198 llegando desde KAUS, trayendo todo lo necesario para el Gran Premio de México 2015.
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Primer plano de Singa dirigiéndose a la cabecera de la 25R para iniciar el despegue.
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Llegada con una luz espectacular a causa de una puesta de sol rojiza.
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XN964 was built by Blackburn Aircraft Ltd at Brough, North Humberside and first flew 21St July 1963. It saw service with 801 squadron onboard the aircraft carrier HMS Victorious before joining the Royal Aircraft Establishment at Bedford. It was transferred to the Royal Radar Establishment in June 1972 and dismantled in October 1976 for use as a ground instructional airframe.
Currently enjoying a fresh coat of paint at the excellent Newark Air Museum
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