One victorious S.6B and the Schneider Trophy are preserved at the Science Museum in South Kensington. The second aircraft was long confused with another surviving machine, yet no record establishes that it was destroyed during testing. It passed through the Royal Aircraft Establishment and then disappeared from the clear documentary trail. It might still sit among aerospace holdings inherited by BAE Systems, but no location is confirmed.
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The unresolved fate of the second S.6B
Hear why one 1931 S.6B survives in the Science Museum while the other aircraft's later location remains uncertain.