Meet The Team
The team behind the project to save Trident 1C G-ARPO are:
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Tony Jarrett Tony is project leader. He has experience of management and logistics and a passion for the preservation of historic aircraft. |
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Neil Lomax Neil is a Trident expert and almost single handedly preserved Trident 3B G-AWZK. He was involved in its move from London Heathrow to Manchester and restoration both internally and externally. |
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Matt Falcus Matt is an aviation writer and Trident fan. He lives next door to Durham Tees Valley Airport, and maintains the Save The Trident website. |
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Peter Foster A former Senior Duty Manager at Durham Tees Valley Airport, Peter was the last person to marshall G-ARPO, when she landed for the last time to take up her role at the fire training school. He has many years experience with aviation, and has preserved a Lightning aircraft. |
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Julian Cannon Julian was formerly a licensed Trident engineer, and is still an active aircraft engineer with many years’ experience. He worked on G-ARPO many times when she was in active service at Heathrow. |
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Phil Phil formerly a firefighter at Durham Tees Valley and has an interest in preserving and restoring aircraft. |
Bruce Partington
Bruce is a current licensed aircraft engineer with many years’ experience.
