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Former member Phil passes away
It’s with regret that we announce the passing of one of Save The Trident’s original members, Phil Biles, who died just before Christmas. Phil was formerly a firefighter at Durham Tees Valley Airport and joined our team through his friend and fellow member Peter...
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200 pilot logs reached!
Only two months ago we reported that we had reached 175 former Trident pilots who flew our aircraft. Now, we’ve hit the major milestone of 200 pilots who have sent in details from their logbooks showing the flights they operated on G-ARPO. As we reported...
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Remembering Hatfield Aerodrome
Hatfield Aerodrome, to the north of London, was the home of the Trident (and many other) aircraft. The airfield was constructed on farmland in 1930, and de Havilland aircraft such as the Moth, Dragon and Dragon Rapide were built here in the impressive art deco buildings. A hard...
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Save The Trident was formed in 2009 to save the last complete Hawker Siddeley HS.121 Trident 1C aircraft, G-ARPO.
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