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P.1127 XP831 on display at The Science Museum, London, England.[37]

P.1127 XP980 (fitted with a Harrier GR.1 wing) is on display at the Fleet Air Arm Museum, Yeovilton, England.[38]

P.1127 XP984 (temporarily fitted with an earlier P.1127 wing) is on display at the Brooklands Museum, Surrey, England.[39]

Kestrel FGA.1 XS695 is currently under restoration by the Royal Air Force Museum Cosford England.[40]

P.1127(RAF) XV277 on display at the National Museum of Flight, Scotland.[41]

P.1127(RAF) XV278 on display at the Luftwaffenmuseum, Germany.[42]

XV-6A Kestrel 64-18262 on display at the National Museum of the United States Air Force at Wright Patterson AFB, Ohio, United States.[43]

XV-6A Kestrel 64-18263 with NASA livery on display at the Virginia Air and Space Center, Hampton, Virginia, United States

XV-6A Kestrel 64-18264 held in storage by the United States Army Aviation Museum, Alabama, United States.[44]

XV-6A Kestrel 64-18266 with NASA livery on display at Air Power Park, Hampton, Virginia, United States.[45