Variants
- HPR-3 Herald
- Prototype with four piston engines - seating capacity 44
- HPR-7 Dart Herald
- Series 100
- Initial Dart turboprop production version. 4 built.
- Series 200
- Fuselage length increased from 71 ft 11 in to 75 ft 6 in and maximum accommodation rose from 47 to 56 seats. 36 built.
- Series 300
- Proposed version with modifications to meet United States Airworthiness requirements.
- Series 400
- Side-loading military transport derivative of the Series 200 incorporating a strengthened floor for carrying freight, 50 troops or 24 casualty stretchers and medical attendants. 8 built for the Royal Malaysian Air Force.
- Series 500
- Proposed more powerful version of the 400.
- Series 600
- Proposed version with 5 ft (1.5 m) increase in fuselage length and more powerful Dart turboprops. High-density accommodation for 64-68 passengers.
- Series 700
- Longer range version similar to the Series 600 but without fuselage lengthening. Ten ordered by VASP but production not initiated.
- HPR-8
- Planned car-ferry derivative of Herald to meet 1959 Silver City Airways requirement. It had a new, unpressurised fuselage with clam-shell doors in nose, capable of carrying six cars or 100 passengers. It was rejected in favour of the Aviation Traders Carvair and went unbuilt.
- HP.124
- Proposed tactical transport with rear loading ramp for RAF. Unbuilt.
- HP.125
- Proposed V/STOL transport based on HP.124, with 18 Rolls-Royce RB162 lift-jets in underwing pods. Unbuilt.
- HP.127 "Jet Herald"
- 1962 study for pure jet-powered development of Herald. Based on basic Herald design but with a stretched fuselage, accommodating up to 70 passengers, and powered by two Rolls-Royce Spey turbofan engines slung in pods under the shortened but still straight wings. Project unbuilt.
- HP.129 "Mini Herald"
- Design for smaller, jet-powered derivative of Herald, powered by two Speys and seating 30 passengers. Unbuilt.
- HP.131
- Improved HP.124 offered to Belgium in 1965 along with HP.132 and HP.133. Unbuilt.
- HP.132
- Variant of HP.133 with additional General Electric CF700 boost engines in wingtips. Unbuilt.
- HP.133
- As HP.132 but with CF700s in retractable nacelles. Unbuilt.
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