Ever heard of the Douglas « Skybus »? I can hear you from here: "Of course! That was supposed to be a much-enlarged airliner derivative of the XB-42 Mixmaster..."
Well, yeah. But no. Not THAT Skybus. A couple of days ago I came across this eBay item, an article about ANOTHER Douglas Skybus...
Dear Boys and Girls, here is an article describing the BAC X-Eleven "project" for a (then) new technology short-medium range jet airliner with CFM-56 engines. This "project" has a wider fuselage cross-section than the standard BAC 1-11. I believe this was the final attempt to make a stand-alone...
airborne early warning
british aircraft corporation
cfm international
civilaviation
cold war
great britain
întreprinderea de avioane bucurești
japan air self-defense force
japan maritime self-defense force
jsdf
maritime patrol aircraft
rolls-royce
royal air force
socialist republic of romania
Dear Boys and Girls, here is an article in French announcing the development of the Bréguet Br.765 Super Deux-Ponts which is an enlarged and pressurised derivative of the well-known Bréguet. Br.760/761S/763 Deux-Ponts/Provence series......
The Bréguet Br.765 Super Deux-Ponts was not built and...
Random thought....
Have there been any designs for jet VTOL tailsitters, on paper or actually built, with the engine reversed in the airframe and the efflux turned 180 degrees or so to exit from the nose? It's not hard to imagine such a design with a pair of Harrier-style rotating louvers for...
Model of Myasishchev M-56 from USSR-Russian Aviation & Space Collectibles (Alex Panchenko).
Description:
Source:
http://www.ussr-airspace.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=28_39_38_108&products_id=2005
civilaviation
cold war
long range aviation
nuclear battlefield
okb-23
soviet air forces
soviet union
strategic bomber
supersonic
supersonic transport
ussr
v. m. myasishchev experimental design bureau
Hi,
we know only for this Russian company; Rafaelyants or simply
RAF,that RAF-1 was ultra-light low-wing monoplane of 1925,
RAF-2 was two-seat cantilever low-wing monoplane of 1926
and the RAF-11 was twin-engined low-wing small tarnsport
aircraft of 1935,nobody knows the RAF-3 to RAF-10 ,and
if...
One French aircraft I don't seem to find much about is the Starck AS35A, a very odd-looking twin-pusher with had its ailerons on the surfaces boxing in the wingtips.
Does anyone have any info on this most peculiar bird?
aerospace defense command
air defence
air defense command
civilaviation
close air support
cold war
in-flight refueling
in-flight refueling tanker
lockheed
military airlift command
special operations
strategic air command
tactical air command
tanker aircraft
united states
united states air force
Hi all,
can you give a short history of the british aircraft builder Heston? I need also informations about the aircraft(projects?) J.?.2/ J.?.4/ J.?.7 and J.?.8...
...was J.C.9 the last project by Heston?
Thanks
Servus Maveric
1930s
1940s
aeroplane and armament experimental establishment
air ministry
civilaviation
cold war
early 1950s
great britain
interwar period
light aviation
pre-world war ii
raf flying training command
raf technical training command
raf training command
royal air force
royal aircraft establishment
world war ii
Hi,
here is a two Frank Radcliffe mail plane projects from Flightglobal,
one with high wing and the other with low wing.
http://www.flightglobal.com/pdfarchive/view/1930/untitled0%20-%201461.html?search=frank+radcliffe+aircraft...
Over many years I have gathered together brochures and artwork (cards ads etc) for the Boeing SST
So far I have artwork for the following:
Airlift (photo of broken model from ebay)
Alitalia (drawing in brochure)
Braniff (image from Internet site)
Continental (photo of model in brochure-meatball...
Hi,
of course we heard about that company,and it built the Delta 8,a twin
engined light aircraft,which was the basis for Delta 9 18-passenger
twin boom aircraft project and powered by three 1000 hp engines.
http://www.flightglobal.com/PDFArchive/View/1939/1939%20-%200371.html...
The Bristol 191 was intended as the Royal Navy ASW version of the Belvedere (Type-192) and was developed from the Type-173 with uprated engines and modified under carriage etc etc. According to 'Vanguard to Trident' (Eric J Grove) 68 had been ordered to fulfill half of the RN's ASW aircraft...
bristol aeroplane company
bristol aircraft
bristol helicopters
british army
civilaviation
cold war
great britain
post-world war ii
royal air force
royal navy
westland aircraft limited
Hi all,
also Mitsubishi has projected a new regional jet in two versions MRJ.70 with 70 seats and the MRJ.90 with 96 seats.
( Source: FliegerRevue )
Servus Maveric
2010s
civilaviation
early 2020s
japan
japan airlines
late 2000s
mitac
mitsubishi
mitsubishi aircraft corporation
mitsubishi heavy industries
mitsubishi spacejet
msj asset management company
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