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1929
Blackburn T7B or 3MR4
Prototype shipboard attack aircraft, built in quantity in Japan as the Mitsubishi B2M.
1929
1929
Vickers Type 150 Vanox
Bomber prototype designed to meet Specification B.19/27.
1929
1929
Bristol Type 110A
The Bristol Type 110A was a four-seat commercial biplane that failed to enter production.
1929
1929
Avro 621 Tutor
A basic trainer designed to replace the Avro 505N in RAF service.
1929
1929
De Havilland DH80 Puss Moth
Two or three seater, long-range private touring aircraft.
1929
1929
Supermarine S6 and S6B
Winner of the 1929 and 1931 Schneider Trophy contests, securing the Schneider Trophy for Britain.
1929
1929
De Havilland DH77
A lightweight single seat monoplane fighter designed around the Napier Rapier engine.
1929
1929
Gloster AS31 Survey
A twin engine biplane for air survey work that had its origins with De Havilland.
1929
1929
Hawker Hornet
A single-seat fighter prototype that formed an evolutionary bridge between the Hawker F.20/27 and the Hawker Fury.
1929
1929
Blackburn L1C Bluebird IV
A redesigned all-metal version of the Blackburn Bluebird, competitor to the De Havilland Gipsy Moth.
1929
1929
Blackburn 2F1 Nautilus
Blackburn’s unsuccessful contender against Specification O.22/26 for a naval reconnaissance fighter.
1929
1929
Saunders-Roe
Saunders-Roe (SARO) were involved in the production of amphibian biplanes, rotary aircraft and experimented with jet powered seaplanes.
1929
1928
De Havilland DH75 Hawk Moth
A four-seat high wing monoplane intended for the private aircraft market.
1928
1928
Hawker Tomtit
A training biplane noted for its excellent handling characteristics.
1928
1928
Hawker Hoopoe
A private venture naval fighter prototype that led on to the Hawker Nimrod.
1928