Mark XIV

 
Status Abbreviations are as follows:
AW - airworthy, S - stored, M - museum, R - under restoration, U - unknown.
Other abbreviations used are:
BBMF - Battle of Britain Memorial Flight
BoB - Battle of Britain Film
IWM - Imperial War Museum
MU - Maintenance Unit
OFMC - Old Flying Machine Company
OTU - Operational Training Unit
HF - Historic Flying Ltd
Instr a/f - Instructional Airframe
THUM - Temperature and Humidity Flight
WOGB - Warbirds of Great Britain
Identity
Mark
Status
Comments
MT847
14
M
22.3.95 Manchester Museum of Science & Technology
1986 Aerospace Museum, Cosford
1952 - 86 Gate guard
14.11.50 226 OCU as UU-A
28.2.45 6 MU
MV246
14
M
1986 Musee Royal de L'Armee. Brussels
MV262
14
R
Apr 98 Wings with Hull Aero
Dec 92 Blue Max, Booker for Kermit Weeks
Sept 92 Fighter Collection
1988 Charles Church as G-CCVV
Recovered by WOGB
29.12.47 Sold to Indian Air Force
21.5.45 Karachi
7.3.45 9 MU
MV293
14
AW
Dec 92 Fighter Collection at Duxford G-SPIT
1988 Restoration at Duxford
Registered as G-BGHB by WOGB
6.9.45 To Karachi as IAF T20
27.2.45 33 MU
MV370
14
M
Gunter Leonhardt Museum, Hanover
Indian Air Force instr a/f
MV730
14
M
Mar 92 OFMC, Duxford for static
1986 Robs Lamplough as G-FXIV
1983 Whitehall Theatre of War as VL-A
1980 Keith Wickenden
1978 Wensley Haydon-Baillie
4.9.45 Indian Air Force
10.2.45 39 MU
NH 799
14
AW
1998 AVSPECS, NZ - ZK-XIV
1994 Alpine Fighter Collection (crashed 2.1.96)
1993 Historic Flying as G-BUZU
Jan 88 Fighter Collection
1981 WOGB for restoration
29.12.47 To Indian Air Force
28.7.45 9 sqn Karachi
14.3.45 9 MU
NH749
14
AW
1986 David Price, Santa Monica USA - NX749DP
1983 Restored by Craig Charleston
1978 Keith Wickenden as G-MXIV
Ormond Haydon Baillie
2.7.45 To Indian Air Force
21.2.45 33 MU
NH904
14
AW
1988 Bob Pond, Planes of Fame East, USA - N114BP
1986 Spencer Flack, Classic Air Displays
13.1.81 Airworthy
1979 To Spencer Flack
1971 Sir William Roberts
1969 Jeff Hawke
1966 To UK for Bunny Brooks
1957 Sold as scrap
14.11.50 Belgian Air Force
1946 610
Mar 1945 delivered to 6MU
RM694
14
R
Don Knapp & Vern Schuppan, Florida
Apr 98 At PPS for restoration
1986 Awaiting restoration for Doug Arnold
RAF instr a/f 6640M
RM797
14
R
2002 Randal McFarlane to be restored at Archerfield Airport, Brisbane
1986 Gary Cooper, Sydney as VH-XIV
Royal Thai Air Force as U14-16-93
Vickers as G-15-126
RM873
14
R
Apr 95 Bangkok, parts used in Mk 19, PS 836
1986 Displayed central Thailand
RTAF as U14-6-93
RM921
14
M
Belgian Air Force, Florennes
RM927
14
R
May 98 Vern Schuppan, Florida
1986 L Matt, Chicago awaiting restoration
Belgian Air Force as SG-25
Possible RM297?
RN201
14
AW
Historic Aircraft Collection as G-BKSP
3.5.90 Hull Aero
1950 BAF, Beauchain, No. 1 Aux Wing
Belgian Air Force as SG-31
Stored UK
350 sqn
RN601
14
U
Historic Flying as G-BSKP
SM832
14
AW
Jan 98 Christophe Jacquard, France - F-AZSI
22.5.95 Airworthy
Mar 92 Fighter Collection
1988 Charles Church
1979 WOGB
Gate guard Dehra Dun
31.7.47 Sold to Indian Air Force
15.5.45 To Bombay
13.3.45 29 MU
SM914
14
R
Mar 92 RTAF, Chieng Mei
1986 Displayed at RTAF Museum, Bangkok
Royal Thai Air Force as U14-1-93
TZ138
14
AW
2000 Robert Jens of Richmond BC - C-GSPT
Dec 98 Pete Regina, Van Nuys, California
Oct 1997 For sale, Flight Magic, Santa Monica
May 93 Bill Destafani. Rebuild as N5505A
Feb 91 Lone Star Flight Museum
Feb 89 DK Precision, Florida
1986 L Tanner, Mass - storage
1948 Canadian civil CF-GMZ Imperial Oil Co.
1945 To Canada
U6
14
U
Indian Air Force, Ambala - HS365
U7
14
M
Hull Aero for Dutch National War Museum, Overloon as NH649
1986 Nick Grace & Chris Horsley converted to Mk 14
1984 Restoration by Aero Vintage
Recovered by Wensley Haydon-Baillie
Formerly a Mark 18 with Indian Air Force
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