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Have you ever wanted to buy a Harrier Jump Jet? Well, now is your opportunity! This Sea Harrier is being sold by Jet Art Aviation. It’s in excellent condition and has just two careful owners since new – the first being the Royal Navy! It includes full logs such as the aircraft’s F700 and it was delivered to the navy in 1996. It was last flown in 2005 and only has 1558 hours on the airframe. Its fatigue index on the fuselage is 15.6 and on the wings it’s 21. It served with 801 Naval Air Squadron

Have you ever wanted to buy a Harrier Jump Jet? Well, now is your opportunity! This Sea Harrier is being sold by Jet Art Aviation. It’s in excellent condition and has just two careful owners since new – the first being the Royal Navy! It includes full logs such as the aircraft’s F700 and it was delivered to the navy in 1996. It was last flown in 2005 and only has 1558 hours on the airframe. Its fatigue index on the fuselage is 15.6 and on the wings it’s 21. It served with 801 Naval Air Squadron

The IMPOSSIBLE Jet: How the P.1127 Stood STILL [Aviation history] This restored and colorized short film features rare historical footage of the Hawker Siddeley P.1127, the revolutionary prototype that gave birth to the legendary Harrier "Jump Jet." This documentary explores the story of its groundbreaking Rolls-Royce Pegasus engine and the engineering genius of Sir Stanley Hooker, who turned an impossible concept into a Cold War reality. #VTOL #avgeeks #ColdWar #StanleyHooker #RollsRoyce #Aviat