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1963
BAC 1-11
Initially conceived by Hunting Aircraft, the BAC1-11 became one of the most popular short-range commercial jet airliners.
1963
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1928
De Havilland DH60G Gipsy Moth
A highly successful version of the DH60 Cirrus Moth using the more powerful De Havilland Gipsy engine.
1928
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1934
Airspeed AS6 Envoy
A successful commercial aircraft that was later developed into the Oxford aircrew and navigation trainer for the RAF.
1934
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1947
Percival P.47 Meganser, P50 Prince & P66 Pembroke
A family of light civil transport that led to communications and training aircraft for the Royal Navy and the RAF
1947
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1916
Airco DH4
One of the best single engine bombers of the First World War that also played a role in the development of commercial air services.
1916
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1917
Airco DH9
A day bomber intended to replace the DH4, which was developed into the more successful and long-serving DH9A.
1917
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1918
Airco DH9A
A long-serving two seat day bomber overcoming the deficiencies of the DH9 and remaining in RAF service until 1931.
1918
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1871
Vosper of Portsmouth
Manufacturers and Designers of some of the fastest marine vessels in the world
1871
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1866
Thornycroft
A real family affair, Thornycroft designed and built vessels for navies across the globe for a hundred years
1866
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1919
Avro 534 Baby
The tiny Avro Baby biplane was used for many long distance flights by HJ 'Bert' Hinkler.
1919
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1949
Avro 696 Shackleton
Long endurance Maritime Reconnaissance aircraft, later adapted as an Airborne Early Warning (AEW) platform.
1949