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    Airframe Family: Avro 748 Andover / HS-748 / BAe-748
    Latest Model:HS-748
    Construction Number:1592
    Last Civil Registration:G-ATMI
    Compressed ID:Avro HS-748 cn 1592 cr G-ATMI
    Latest Owner or Location:RAF Millom Museum, Millom, Cumberland / Cumbria, England

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    Dates

    Event

    1966

    Constructed as a HS-748.

    From March 1966 to 1975

    To Autair with new c/r G-ATMI.

    From November 1967 to March 1971

    To LIAT Airlines with new c/r VP-LIU.
    3 Winter leases - returned each spring to Autair as G-ATMI.

    December 1971

    To LIAT Airlines keeping c/r VP-LIU.
    Purchased.

    June 1975

    To Dan-Air London with new c/r G-ATMI.

    14 August 1975


    Photographer: Lewis Grant
    Notes: At Glasgow Airport, Scotland

    3 August 1992

    To Emerald Airways keeping c/r G-ATMI.

    16 August 1996

    Involved in an incident.
    At Speke Airport, Liverpool -during the take-off run on Runway 27 at Liverpool, the aircraft would not rotate and the crew elected to abort the take-off. However, the aircraft was not stopped before the end of the runway and, in order to avoid over running into the River Mersey, the pilot steered it off towards the right.The aircraft ran across the grass for some 200 metres before its right wing struck a small building. The aircraft then swung hard to the left and came to a stop.

    By 2008

    To RAF Millom Museum, Millom, Cumberland/Cumbria, England.
    Only the cockpit seciton survives here.
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