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Victor XM715 is one of only two surviving Handley Page Victor K2 Tankers that is in serviceable condition, capable of taxiing at full speed.
This aircraft is part of the Cold War Jets Collection at Bruntingthorpe Aerodrome.

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This beautiful aircraft sparks much interest and nostalgia, and the Cold War Jets Collection at Bruntingthorpe Aerodrome maintains this fine aircraft in fully serviceable order.

The aircraft is maintained with the support of experienced volunteers who work on or aroundthe aircraft or ground support equipment.

XM715 is kept operational for full power taxi runs along the main runway with the help of enthusiastic volunteers.