The new Channel Islands Air Search plane will be blessed by the Dean of Jersey at a service this morning.
The 'Lion's Pride' shares its name with the previous aircraft that crashed near Devil's Hole back in 2013.
Both islands' Lieutenant Governors will attend the ceremony at Jersey Airport.
It gets underway at 10:30am.
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