Welcome to Save The Trident

Saving the world’s last complete Hawker Siddeley HS.121 Trident 1C airliner, G-ARPO, which is preserved in the North East of England.

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About Us

The world's last surviving complete Hawker Siddeley HS.121 airliner Welcome to Save The Trident. Our aircraft is on display at Sunderland and represents an ...

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Come and see our aircraft any time at its home in Sunderland, North East England. Our Trident is located at the North East Land, Sea and Air Museum in S...

All About G-ARPO

Trident 1C G-ARPO was the 13th Trident built. Here are some facts about it: Built at: Hatfield, UK First Flight: 13 January 1965 Delivery: 31 January 1965 Oper...

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Save The Trident is run entirely by volunteers who have a passion to save this unique piece of aviation history. To date all of our works in relocating and ...

We'd like to wish you all a very Happy Christmas and New Year, from all at Save The Trident. We've continued to make progress with G-ARPO in 2022, and have more plans for her in 2023. We'll be opening up...

Summer Openings

This summer we are pleased to be returning to regular opening of Trident G-ARPO, following the past two years of closures owing to the Covid-19 pandemic. Generally we will open the aircraft up to visitors o...

Classic BEA Aircraft Steps Arrive

This week we took delivery of two sets of authentic aircraft boarding steps at Sunderland. These steps were previously at Cosford RAF Museum, and most recently at the Manchester Airport Runway Visitor P...

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