Photos of Aircraft XL703

XL703, Scottish Aviation Pioneer CC.1, c/n 143
XL703 @ EGWC - XL703 1956 SA Pioneer CC1 RAF Cosford - by PhilR
PhilR
@ EGWC
XL703 @ EGWC - XL703 1956 SA Pioneer CC1 RAF Cosford - by PhilR
PhilR
@ EGWC
XL703 @ EGWC - On display in the Royal Air Museum at RAF Cosford EGWC. - by Clive Pattle
Clive Pattle
@ EGWC
XL703 @ EGWC - Scottish Aviation Pioneer CC.1 [143] RAF Cosford~G 09/06/1996 - by Ray Barber
Ray Barber
@ EGWC
XL703 - Preserved inside London - RAF Hendon Museum - by Shunn311
Shunn311
XL703 @ EGWC - Scottish Aviation Pioneer CC.1, c/n: 143 - by Terry Fletcher
Terry Fletcher
@ EGWC
XL703 @ EGWC - preserved at the RAF Museum, Cosford - by Chris Hall
Chris Hall
@ EGWC
XL703 - Scottish Aviation Pioneer CC1 at the RAF Museum, Cosford - by Ingo Warnecke
Ingo Warnecke
XL703 - Scottish Aviation Pioneer CC1 at the RAF Museum, Cosford - by Ingo Warnecke
Ingo Warnecke
XL703 - Scottish Aviation Pioneer CC1 at the RAF Museum, Cosford - by Ingo Warnecke
Ingo Warnecke
XL703 - Scottish Aviation Pioneer CC1 at the RAF Museum, Cosford - by Ingo Warnecke
Ingo Warnecke
XL703 - Scottish Aviation Pioneer CC1 at the RAF Museum, Cosford - by Ingo Warnecke
Ingo Warnecke
XL703 @ EGWC - The last Pioneers were withdrawn in 1969, after being used by 'C' Flight of No.20 Squadron in Singapore to guide their Hunters onto ground targets. This aircraft is the only surviving example of the type. - by Chris Hall
Chris Hall
@ EGWC
XL703 @ EGWC - In the 1950s the Pioneer amazed the crowds at Farnborough air shows by taking-off across the runway instead of along it. The Pioneer's outstanding short take-off and landing performance made it ideal for operations in the jungles of Malaysia and Borneo - by Chris Hall
Chris Hall
@ EGWC
XL703 @ EGWC - Scottish Aviation Pioneer CC1. Showing quite clearly the reasons for its phenomenal STOL capabilities. At the Aerospace Museum, RAF Cosford during Cosford 95. - by Malcolm Clarke
Malcolm Clarke
@ EGWC
XL703 @ EGWC - Scottish Aviation Pioneer CC1. At RAF Cosford's Aerospace Museum in 1989. - by Malcolm Clarke
Malcolm Clarke
@ EGWC