Home / Aircraft Profiles / British Aircraft Avro Lancaster Quick facts - First flight: 9th January 1941 | Entered service: 24th December 1941 | Total built: 7,377 Roy Chadwick's four-engined heavy

Home / Aircraft Profiles / British Aircraft Avro Lincoln Quick facts - First flight: 9th June 1944 | Entered service: August 1945 | Total built: 624 The four-engined Lincoln would be the last piston-

Home / Aircraft Profiles / British Aircraft Avro Manchester Quick facts - First flight: 25th July 1939 | Entered service: 8th November 1940 | Total built: 202 The twin-engined Manchester had a short

Home / Aircraft Profiles / British Aircraft Avro Anson Quick facts - First flight: 24th March 1935 | Entered service: 6th March 1936 | Total built: 10,996 The Anson would play a crucial role in

Home / Aircraft Profiles / British Aircraft Avro York Quick facts - First flight: 5th July 1942 | Entered service: May 1943 | Total built: 257 The York was a four-engined transport aircraft used

Home / Aircraft Profiles / British Aircraft Avro Tutor Quick facts - First flight: September 1929 | Entered service: October 1931 | Total built: 795 The single-engined Tutor biplane would be the

Home / Articles 25 Avro Lancaster Facts Entering service in December 1941, the Lancaster served with the Royal Air Force for fifteen years, becoming one of Bomber Command's most important aircraft.

Avro Lancaster – No. 617 Squadron Operation Taxable would involve the Avro Lancasters of No. 617 Squadron, based at RAF Woodhall Spa, mimicking an invasion force making its way to Cap d'Antifer, France.

for the first time in 58 years, two Avro Lancasters would display together. This is the story of those unforgettable 6 weeks when the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum's Lancaster visited the UK and along

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