Variants
- Wessex HAS.1
- RN utility, anti-submarine warfare, later air-sea rescue only, 140 built, some later converted to HAS.3.
- Wessex HC.2
- RAF Troop carrier for up to 16 troops, One prototype converted from HAS1 and 73 built.
- Wessex HAR.2
- RAF search and rescue conversions.
- Wessex HAS.3
- RN anti-submarine version with improved avionics with a radome on the rear fuselage, 3 new-build development aircraft and 43 converted from HAS.1
- Wessex HCC.4
- VVIP transport for the Queens Flight, two built
- Wessex HU.5
- RN service troop transporter, carried 16 Royal Marines, 101 built
- Wessex HAS31
- Royal Australian Navy anti-submarine warfare model, 27 built.
- Wessex HAS31B
- Updated anti-submarine warfare model for the Royal Australian Navy.
- Wessex 52
- military transport version of the HC.2 for the Iraqi Air Force, 12 built.
- Wessex 53
- Military transport version of the HC.2 for the Ghana Air Force, two built.
- Wessex 54
- Military transport version of the HC.2 for the Brunei Air Wing, two built
- Wessex 60
- Civilian version of the Wessex HC.2, 20 built.
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