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Built by Shorts in Belfast, XM496 made its first flight on 24th August 1960.
On 17th September 1960 it arrived at Royal Air Force Lyneham where two days later it was taken on charge, being the penultimate Bristol Britannia military transport aircraft to enter service with the Royal Air Force. (Their first was delivered in June 1959).
On 14th October 1997 XM496 returned to the UK and landed at Kemble, now Cotswold Airport, and this was the last last flight by a Bristol Britannia anywhere in the world. It is the only survivor of the original twenty-three strong RAF Britannia fleet.
For the journey home the callsign was "REGULUS".
NEXT OPEN DAY Sunday 19th May 2013
between12.00 hours and 16.00 hours (12 noon to 4pm)
Entry via north side, follow signs to LRTT once you are on the airport.