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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
1947
Airspeed Ambassador
The Elizabethan Class Airliner of the 1950's
1947
1940
De Havilland DH98 Mosquito
The fastest fighter bomber of World War II
1940
1949
De Havilland DH106 Comet 1 & 2
The world's first commercial jet airliner
1949
1933
Percival Aircraft Company
A company that built its reputation through a series of record breaking flights by some of the best known aviators of the day.
1933
1935
HawkerHurricane
One of the most prolific fighters aircraft of WWII which had a high survivability rate due to its robust airframe construction.
1935
1929
Saunders-Roe
Saunders-Roe (SARO) were involved in the production of amphibian biplanes, rotary aircraft and experimented with jet powered seaplanes.
1929
1943
De Havilland DH100 Vampire
The first jet aircraft to take off and land from an aircraft carrier.
1943
1928
De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited
Established in 1928 at De Lesseps Field, Toronto before relocating to Downsview, Ontario to build the De Havilland DH60 Moth for the training of Canadian airmen.
1928
1924
De Havilland DH51
A design for the private owner that pointed the way to the DH60 Moth.
1924
1925
De Havilland DH54 Highclere
A large single engine biplane intended to replace the DH34 airliner.
1925
1859
Yarrow (London)
Yarrow & Company had their origins in Poplar in the East End of London
1859
1930
De Havilland DH81 Swallow Moth
The DH81 was a two seat low-wing monoplane that anticipated the later DH94 Moth Minor.
1930
1929
De Havilland DH77
A lightweight single seat monoplane fighter designed around the Napier Rapier engine.
1929
1927
Bristol 105 Bulldog
A popular and successful single seat fighter that replaced the Siskin in RAF service.
1927