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1944

The RAF's last piston engined heavy bomber.

1944

1919

The tiny Avro Baby biplane was used for many long distance flights by HJ 'Bert' Hinkler.

1919

1942

A military and civil passenger and freight transport, developed from the Avro Lancaster.

1942

1948

A training aircraft for the RAF, intended to replace the Prentice, which was only built in small numbers.

1948

1913

The Avro 504 was a truly great design that was used as a fighter and bomber, as well as its primary role as a training aircraft.

1913

1924

Later models of the Avro 504, notably the 504N, continued in RAF service as trainers until 1939, with small numbers remaining in use as late as 1944.

1924

1946

A stretched and enlarged development of the Avro 688 Tudor 1, built in small numbers.

1946

1950

A series of test aircraft based on the Avro Tudor and used for experimental bomb aiming and engine development.

1950

1945

A four engined airliner based on the Lincoln, which was built in modest numbers.

1945

1952

Britain's premier V Force Nuclear Bomber

1952

1949

Long endurance Maritime Reconnaissance aircraft, later adapted as an Airborne Early Warning (AEW) platform.

1949

1949

Five of the most important experimental aircraft of the 20th Century

1949

1922

A single engine heavy bomber operated by 99 Sqn RAF from 1924 to 1926.

1922

1939

Twin engine medium bomber that was the direct ancestor of the Avro Lancaster.

1939

1929

A basic trainer designed to replace the Avro 505N in RAF service.

1929