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UK research body retires BAe 146 after abrupt funding cut
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UK research body retires BAe 146 after abrupt funding cut
The UK's National Centre for Atmospheric Science has formally terminated its Facility for Airborne Atmospheric Measurements (FAAM) programme, resulting in the retirement of a research-configured BAe 146-300 more than midway through a planned refurbishment. G-LUXE (msn E3001) has been parked at Cranfield since August 2025 for the midlife upgrade, with GBP38 million pounds (USD51 million) of the initially planned GBP49 million (USD66 million) alre…
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