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A VIP
version of the BAe146-100 commercial airliner, originally manufactured
by British Aerospace at Hatfield, about 20 miles from Northolt. It
is powered by four Avco-Lycoming ALF502 engines and is noted for it's exceptional
short field performance.
| Serial | Model | C/No | Delivered | Notes |
| ZE700 | BAe146-CC2 | E1021 | Ex Benson 03/95 | . |
| ZE701 | BAe146-CC2 | E1029 | Ex Benson 03/95 | . |
| ZE702 | BAe146-CC2 | E1124 | Ex Benson 03/95 | sold as G-CBXY, registered as such November 2002 to 'Tronos PLC'. Departed Northolt 1450hrs 25/11/02 to Southend. Later sold to an Indonesian company. |
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| The aircraft were operated in the striking VIP colour scheme which remained standard until late 2004 when ZE701 was repainted into a new, standard scheme (see above) (ML) | Before the Ba146-CC2s were acquired by the Queens Flight two aircraft were used by the RAF at Brize Norton to assess the type and they were often seen at Northolt. One, ZD696 is pictured here (MS) |