Variety is the spice of life?!

[C]

But did we know they were REALLY DH.125s?

Yes! (I went to University where the new Campus was called De Havilland Campus and we had a statue of Sir Geoffrey outside...)

I was merely referring to its British lineage of Hawker Siddeley and De Havilland. I'm sure inside it's a very different aircraft...

Charlie

(interestingly come to think of it, my final year tutor was previously chief aerodynamicist for Raytheon (HS125), and previous to that BAe Hatfield)

[Hagar]

But did we know they were REALLY DH.125s?

I remember pointing this out in another thread, quite recently in fact. http://www.britishaircraft.co.uk/aircraftpage.php?ID=656

Unfortunately the last in a long line of DH civil aircraft.