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very nice , thanks for sharing ..

We had one at perth scotland aerodrome in the early eighties Isaw it landing with some difficulties as runway was a bit short,then used for training purposes afterwards, just remembering the good old days with air service training.

Great video my man. Good work!

I flew on a trident for the first ( and only time ) in 85 from LHR - MAN , such a classy aircraft at the time and for an aviation geek it was thrilling for me . After arriving i went to visit the Manchester Air and Space museum . I was due to return to LHR the same evening on a Trident but I missed my flight so stayed overnight and flew back on a 757 the next morning 😊

Thanks for that. I used to be a tour guide initially on Concorde, but later also the RJ, Trident, DC10, and Nimrod. I started in 2004 when the Concorde tours first started, and retired from it some years ago. After I retired from my real job, I was able to spend more time at the RVP and did Airport tours and education presentations to colleges and schools. They were great days (mostly!) and it's good to see WK again. The Trident with the shortest wing span! (They were cropped to take up less room when she was a training aid at Heathrow). I must come back and visit my beloved Concorde again some day. She's the one I really miss!

I travelled as a passenger on Trident 3B, G-AWZM, a sistership to the one in the video, from LHR to Madrid in June 1979. Beautiful airplane. I was talking with the flight attendants in the mid-galley after the service. They told me how happy they were on the Trident fleet, and how unhappy they were that BA was acquiring 737s which they described as unstable and not good in turbulence.

Well done but you should know the Trident wasn't specifically for domestic routes.from the late 60's to the mid 80's it served as the primary BEA carrier to all European destinations.I first flew on it in 1969 from Lhr to Lisbon.

The hawker siddley nimrod is the best. There is one at elvington air museum that I clean.

I wish these hawker siddley planes still fly

Interesting video Charlie👌. Liked

Wow...this is epic 👌

A classic aircraft I never got to fly on, save the Vickers VC10. I see another classic in the video. A Hawker Siddley Nimrod, now that's one former Hawker Siddely built aircraft I did get to go on, a few times when I was in the ATC. Looks like this one was from former RAF Kinloss, seeing as it's an MR2 type.

I flew on a Trident from London Heathrow to Frankfurt Germany back in 1982.

Did not know, that stripe and rudder were painted green ! The parts of the Tridents I saw were blue...

great video mate i went in that aircraft back in the summer

Awesome video!

When has that been open? I've only been in Concorde. Great video👍

Thanks for sharing very interesting video , I may suggest that these old aircraft are preserved better in a hanger or at least having a roof over them to save them from the sun and rain

1 music too loud there was Trident 1 2 and 3s did you know they actually had to shorten the wings to get it to park it where it is????

I went to see that trident but unfortunately when I went inside of it the smell inside was very strong and I couldn't breathe idk what it was but it wasn't pleasant experience to see 51 year old aircraft I had to use my hoodie as mask to walkabout the aircraft

BE . 548 Key had a heart attack , and the junior pilots panicked and lostt control .