List of surviving Folland Gnats
Main article: Folland Gnat
Folland Gnat
The Folland Gnat was a single-seat jet fighter and training aircraft that served with the British, Finnish, Indian and Yugoslav air forces. The HAL Ajeet, or Gnat 2, is also included.
Australia
- Stored or under restoration
- Gnat T1 VH-XSO painted as XS101 at Melbourne, Victoria[1]
Bangladesh
- Stored or under restoration
Finland
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Folland Gnat Mk.1 (GN-101) in Airforce Museum of Central Finland.
- Stored or under restoration
- Gnat FR1 GN-101 at Finnish Airforce Museum located near Jyväskylä Airport
- Gnat FR1 GN-112[1]
- Gnat FR1 GN-113 at Räyskälä Airfield[1]
India
- Airworthy (2008)
- On display
- Gnat F1 IE1059 at Indian Air Force Museum, Palam, Delhi[4]
- Gnat F1 IE1205 at Indian Air Force Headquaters Display, Delhi[5]
- Gnat F1 IE1246 at Indian Air Force Headquaters Display, Delhi[5]
- Gnat F1 at Kerala State Science and Technology Museum, Thiruvananthapuram[6]
- Gnat F1 IE1062 at Martyr's Memorial, Dharamsala[7]
- Gnat F1 at Nirmal Jit Singh Sekhon Memorial, Ludhiana[8]
- Gnat F1 E254 at Pragathi Maidan Defence Exhibition, New Delhi[9]
- HAL Ajeet E1975 at Indian Air Force Headquaters Display, Delhi[5]
- HAL Ajeet E1083 at Hindustan Aerospace War Memorial, Bangalore[10]
- HAL Ajeet IE1975 at Indian Air Force Museum, Palam, Delhi[4]
- HAL Ajeet E2016 at Indian Air Force Museum, Palam, Delhi[4]
- HAL Ajeet at Kangla Fort[11]
- Stored or under restoration
- Gnat F1 at Air Force Bhararti School Display[12]
- Gnat F1 at Ambala Air Force Station War Memorial[13]
- Gnat F1 at Bagdogra Air Force Station Museum[14]
- Gnat F1 at Bareilly Air Force Station Museum[15]
- Gnat F1 Central Air Command Headquarters Museum, Allahbad[16]
- Gnat F1 at Chandigarh Air Force Station Museum[17]
- Gnat F1 at Defence Services Staff College Display Museum, Wellington, Tamil Nadu[18]
- Gnat F1 Painted as DJ1992 at Diamond Jubilee Museum, Midnapur[19]
- Gnat F1 E232 at Diamond Jubilee Museum, Midnapur[19]
- Gnat F1 E1046 at Hasimara Air Force Station Museum[20]
- Gnat F1 E1205 at Indian Air Force Historic Flight, Palam, Delhi[3]
- Gnat F1 E1246 at Indian Air Force Historic Flight, Palam, Delhi[3]
- Gnat F1 at Indian Air Force Technical College Collection, Bangalore[21]
- Gnat F1 E323 at Indian Air Force Technical College Collection, Bangalore[21]
- Gnat F1 at Lawrence School Memorial, Lovedale[22]
- Gnat F1 E261 at Maintenance Command Headquarters Display, Nagpur[23]
- Gnat F1 E1059 at Mayo College Memorial, Ajmer[24]
- Gnat F1 E247 at National Defence Academy, Pune[25]
- Gnat F1 at No.9 Airmen Selection Centre Memorial, Bhubaneshwar[26]
- Gnat F1 at Southern Air Command Headquarters Museum. Trivandrum[27]
- Gnat F1 IE1078 at Tambaram Air Force Station Museum[28]
- HAL Ajeet E1048 at Defence Services Staff College Display Museum, Wellington, Tamil Nadu[18]
- HAL Ajeet E1956at Diamond Jubilee Museum, Midnapur[19]
- HAL Ajeet IE1241 at Doon School Memorial,[29]
- HAL Ajeet at Eastern Air Command Headquarters Museum, Shillong[30]
- HAL Ajeet at Military College of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering, [Hyderabad]][31]
- HA Ajeet painted as E1972 at St Mary's School Memorial, Pune[28]
Pakistan
Gnat F1 IE1083
- Gnat F1 IE1083 at Pakistan Air Force Museum, Karachi[32]
Serbia
Gnat F.1 at the Belgrade Aviation Museum
- On display
- Gnat F1 11601 at the Belgrade Aviation Museum[33]
United Kingdom
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The three Gnats of The Heritage Aircraft Trust display at the 2014 RAF Waddington International Airshow.
- Airworthy
- Gnat T1 G-FRCE at North Weald Aerodrome[34]
- Gnat T1 G-NATY painted as XR537 of the Royal Air Force at Bournemouth Airport[35]
- Gnat T1 G-RORI painted as XR538 of the Royal Air Force at North Weald Aerodrome[34]
- Gnat T1 G-MOUR painted as XR991 of the Royal Air Force at North Weald Aerodrome[34]
- On display
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Gnat F1 at Midland Air Museum
- Gnat F1 XK724 at the RAF Museum Cosford[36]
- Gnat F1 XK740 at the Solent Sky Museum, Southampton, Hampshire[37]
- Gnat F1 XK741 painted as GN-101 of the Finnish Air Force at the Midland Air Museum, Coventry
- Gnat T1 XM693 at the former Hamble Aerodrome, Hampshire[38]
- Gnat T1 XM697 at Reynard Garden Centre, Carluke, South Lanarkshire[39]
- Gnat T1 XP502 painted as XR540 at Cotswold Airport[40]
- Gnat T1 XP516 at Farnborough Air Sciences Trust, Farnborough, Hampshire[41]
- Gnat T1 XP534 painted as XR993 at Bruntingthorpe Aerodrome, Leicestershire[42]
- Gnat T1 XP542 at Air Cadets at Southampton, Hampshire.[37]
- Gnat T1 XR534 at Newark Air Museum[43]
- Gnat T1 XR571 at RAF Scampton[44]
- Gnat T1 XR574 at Trenchard Museum, RAF Halton[45]
- Gnat T1 XR977 at RAF Museum Cosford[46]
- Gnat T1 XS104 at North Weald Airfield
- Stored or under restoration
- Gnat F1 G-SLYR marked as E296 Indian Air Force[34]
- Gnat T1 XM708 at Blue Bird Project, Lytham St Anne's, Lancashire[47]
- Gnat T1 XP505 at Science Museum, Wroughton Aerodrome, Wiltshire[48]
- Gnat T1 XP540 at North Weald Airfield[34]
- Gnat T1 XR541 at North Weald Airfield[34]
United States
Folland Gnat T.1 'XR572/N572XR' in the markings of the RAF Red Arrows at the Jeffco open house in June 2006.
- Airworthy
- Gnat T1 N1CL of the Vietnam War Flight Museum at William P. Hobby Airport, Texas[49]
- Gnat T1 N19GT at Chino, California[50]
- Gnat T1 N316RF at San Diego, California[1]
- Gnat T1 N4347N at Fort Lauderdale, Florida[1]
- Gnat T1 N4367L at Austin, Texas[1]
- Gnat T1 N513X at Erie Municipal Airport, Colorado[1]
- Gnat T1 N533XP at Westchester County Airport, Connecticut[1]
- Gnat T1 N572XR painted as XR572 of the Royal Air Force at Bloomfield, Colorado[1]
- Gnat T1 N7CV at California City, California[1]
- Gnat T1 N7HY at Chino, California[1]
- Gnat T1 N8130N at Tallahassee Regional Airport, Florida[1]
- Gnat T1 N8130Q at Front Range Airport, Colorado[1]
- Gnat T1 N936FC at East Islip, New York[1]
- On display
- Gnat T1 XM694 at Pima Air Museum, Tucson, Arizona[1]
- Gnat F1 former Indian Air Force E-1076 painted in Royal Air Force Red Arrows markings.[51]
- Stored or under restoration
- Gnat T1 N107XS at Greenwich, Connecticut[1]
- Gnat T1 N109XS at Front Range Airport, South Carolina[1]
- Gnat T1 N117SH at Lawrenceville, Georgia[1]
- Gnat T1 N6145X at Livermore, California[1]
- Gnat T1 N698XM painted as Royal Air Force XM698 at St Cloud, Florida[1]
- Gnat T1 N705XM at St Cloud, Florida[1]
- Gnat T1 N81298 at Front Range Airport, South Carolina[1]
- Gnat T1 N998XR at Front Range Airport, South Carolina[1]
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- ↑ "Gnat - Vietnam War Flight Museum". Vietnamwarflight.com. Retrieved 2015-05-14.
- ↑ "Flying and Static Aircraft"
- ↑ "FO141 Gnat"
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