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1955 Westland Whirlwind HAR.10
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XJ723

1955 Westland Whirlwind HAR.10 C/N WA94

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Latest photos of XJ723
  • XJ723 - Work in progress. 723 is having all the corroded panels removed as the first stage of bringing it back to a presentable state. Historic Helicopters have kindly donated the windshield assembly previously flown on XJ729, various other parts and also a Gnome - by Bob Pountney by Bob Pountney
  • XJ723 - XJ723 at Spey Bay awaiting move to Morayvia, Kinloss. - by Robert (Bob) Pountney by Robert (Bob) Pountney
  • XJ723 @ X6MO - Members of 2288 (Montrose) Sqn ATC, take delivery of the donation of XJ723 from the local Offshore Trg Base (now Petrofac) - The helicopter acted as Gate Guard for a number of years before loaned to Montrose Aerodrome Museum Society. - by Clive Pattle by Clive Pattle @ X6MO
  • XJ723 @ X6MT - Scanned from negative - apols for poor quality. A/c pictured at the HQ of 2288 (Montrose) Sqn ATC, shortly after acquisition from the local Offshore Trg Base (now Petrofac). A/c later loaned to Montrose Aerodrome Museum Society. - by Clive Pattle by Clive Pattle @ X6MT

Airframe Info

Manufacturer:Westland
Model:Whirlwind HAR.10    Search all Westland Whirlwind HAR.10
Year built:1955
Construction Number (C/N):WA94
Aircraft Type:Rotorcraft
Number of Seats:11
Number of Engines:1
Engine Type:Reciprocating
Engine Manufacturer and Model:Bristol Siddeley Gnome

Aircraft

Registration Number:XJ723
Current Status:Preserved

Owner

Owner:Newcastle University
Address:,
United Kingdom

User Comments

Bob Pountney, 2017-09-17 04:34:10
 XJ723 has been kindly donated, by Brian Dixon, to Morayvia at Kinloss, Moray where it is currently lying at Spey Bay before coming to Morayvia to be, hopefully, restored. It's in a very poor condition but it does have history in that it was involved in the Sea Gem rig disaster. The crew on this occasion received bravery awards including a George Medal for the Winchman, John Reeson RIP.