The Handley Page / BAe Jetstream T3 is a modern British transport aircraft that was previously a Search and Rescue aircraft. The planes entered service in 1986. The drive is provided by two Garett TPE331-10UG turboprop engines with a power of 940 KM each. The length of the machine was 14.37 meters with a wingspan of 15.85 meters. The machine has no permanent on-board armament. The Jetstream T3 model was developed by British Aerospace (BAe for short) for the Royal Navy as a development of the Jetstream 31 civil aircraft. It differed from its civilian counterpart Jetstream T3 by using the Rascal ASR 360 search radar under the central fuselage and redesigning it inside the machine. In total, four such planes were built. Over time, however, they were rebuilt into classic, light transport and passenger aircraft, and the radar was removed from them.