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		The DC-3S aircraft manufactured by Douglas Aircraft Co., is a medium range, low wing land aircraft, and is designed for use as a cargo transport.
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	Miles Aircraft
		Miles' previous experience with the Southern Martlet and Metal Martlet biplanes led to the desire...
		Miles was a prolific designer, and a mass of projects passed through the drawing office,...
		The Miles E.24/43, or M.52, was an extremely advanced project on which Miles Aircraft Ltd...
	avia.russian.ee /air/england/a_miles.html (349 words)

	Skylark Aviation Ltd - aircraft history (Site not responding. Last check: )
		However, it was not fitted to British-built aircraft until 1951, despite the fact that AandAEE Boscombe Down had called for improved rudder travel in late 1948 to improve aerobatic handling, reduce the amount of rudder required in a prolonged climb, and improve side slipping.
		The second UK aircraft, WB550, was tested at Boscombe Down with an enlarged rudder in April 1950 at about the time of the first spinning accident, which resulted in the death of the son of a Member of Parliament.
		The last aircraft were retired from the RAF's air-experience flights in 1996, although two Chipmunks remain in the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight for converting fast jet pilots to the Spitfires and Hurricanes.
	www.skylarkaviation.co.uk /aircraft.htm (1170 words)

	Miles Aircraft Ltd.
		The sad remains of G-AFRZ Miles M.17 Monarch currently stored at R.A.F Cosford in a damp leaky hangar,this is the former G-AIDE restored on 23-08-46 and used by air racing pilot W.P.Bowles,before this the machine served in the R.A.F as W6463.
		The final days of G-AMGW Marathon 1 which was withdrawnfrom use and scrapped at Derby,Burnaston in 1961,this aircraft was formerly VR-NAN.
		Miles Aerovam 4 G-AILM seen here at Chivenor,Wrafton Gate when with Devonair Ltd,she was sold in Greece as SX-DBA 05-1955
	www.wonwinglo.scale-models.net /id33.htm (119 words)

	Beagle Pup & Bulldog Club - Beagle Aircraft
		The story of Beagle Aircraft Limited started in 1959 when the directors of the Pressed Steel Company of Oxford met Peter Masefield, the MD of Bristol Aircraft, who had ideas of building light aircraft to meet current demands.
		Masefield, having left Bristol, became MD of Pressed Steel's embryo company and then acquired the Auster Aircraft Co. at Rearsby and F G Miles Ltd. at Shoreham.
		Technical Directorship of H G Miles at the central design office at Shoreham and on the 10 May 1962 the two separate Auster and Miles companies were consolidated to become Beagle Aircraft Ltd.
	www.beaglepupandbulldogclub.org /beagleaircraft.html (356 words)

	Naval aircraft manufacturers database of the Fleet Air Arm Archive 1939-1945 Contents Page
		AVRO A.V Roe and Co Ltd, Bracebridge Heath, Lincoln (1909-1964): Brough, Sherburn-in-Elmet and Abbotsinch/Dumbarton.
		British Aerospace was formed in 1977 by the amalgamation of British Aircraft Corporation, Hawker Siddeley Aviation, Hawker Siddeley Dynamics and Scottish Aviation.
		The Fairey Aviation Co Ltd, Hamble, Eastleigh, Ringway and Streton (Fairey Group) [also Wilderspool, Warrington].From the early days Fairey was one of the great names in British aviation, although its successors no longer build aircraft, the name continues when it became part of the Hawkey Siddeley.
	www.fleetairarmarchive.net /Aircraft/Manufacturers/Manufacturer_contractor.html (626 words)

	Berättelsen om en träfalk - Miles Falcon SE-AFN
		I Sverige fanns mellan åren 1936 och 1962 ett flygplan av typen Miles M.3A Falcon inregistrerat som SE-AFN.
		Snart köptes fler flygplan till deras nyinrättade firma kallad Gnat Aero Ltd i Shoreham (Gnat var f ö i detta sammanhang en egen konstruktion som aldrig lyfte från ritbordet.).
		Något senare köptes Philips and Powis, men kom att leva kvar under eget namn till 1943 då det till fullo absorberades av Miles Aircraft Ltd. Den viktigaste nya flygplantypen innan kriget var M.14 Magister som blev skolflygplan i RAF och tillverkades i hemlandet i 1 103 ex.
	hem.passagen.se /sfff/MilesFalcon(2).htm (2736 words)

	Magna Models 1/72 Miles M.25 Martinet TT.1
		Miles Aircraft Ltd. was a relatively short-lived independent company that existed around, and just after World War 2, before it was swallowed up in the consolidation that occurred in the British aircraft industry post 1946.
		Miles' most famous aircraft were the Master and Magister trainers for the RAF, and the target tugs, Martinet and Monitor.
		There are some differences between the two aircraft: the Martinet was longer than the Master Mk.2 to counter the weight of the target towing equipment, the Martinet was heavier than the Master Mk.2, the Martinet was slower than the Master Mk.2, the and the Martinet canopy was different.
	www.fortunecity.com /meltingpot/portland/971/Reviews/raf/martinet.htm (1968 words)

	Indulge \| AIRCRAFT
		As a wholly owned subsidiary of Sikorsky Aircraft Corp, AAG offers a wide variety of helicopter-related services between Boston and the Raleigh Technology Triangle area, including one-way and round-trip charters, fractional ownership, aircraft-management services, as well as maintenance and repair for those who own their own helicopters.
		With a top speed of 178 mph and a range of 450 miles on a single load of fuel, the S-76 is ideal for getting passengers where they want to go with the least amount of time and fuss.
		Fractional is a perfect solution for someone who cannot justify the use of a full aircraft and can’t be bothered with the operational side of helicopter ownership.
	www.panachemag.com /3_06/Indulge/Aircraft/Aircraft.asp (622 words)

	FlightDeck Milestones: Avro Arrow
		Before giving the green light to Avro, the RCAF sent a top level evaluation team to assess all the countries in the Western alliance to find out if anyone was working on a craft that met their requirements.
		The Arrow was to be a twin-engined aircraft with a crew of two, a supersonic interceptor to destroy any enemy threat in the next decade or beyond, and was expected to fulfill a grueling performance specification issued by the RCAF in 1953.
		This daunting list of requirements, which can scarcely be exceeded by combat aircraft today, was the reason the Arrow was to be powered by enormous engines especially designed for it, and had to stow all missiles inside for maximum drag reduction.
	exn.ca /FlightDeck/Aircraft/Milestones/avroarrow.cfm (758 words)

	The Magister Training Aircraft
		The offices of Magister Ltd. are situated in Reading, England, a short distance from Woodley Aerodrome.
		This small airfield was the hub of operations for Miles Aircraft Ltd. between 1934 and 1947.
		Miles Aircraft Ltd. were known as a highly innovative company, with extensive research interests, including involvement in the British project to break the sound barrier in 1946.
	www.magister.co.uk /milesaircraft.htm (141 words)

	Handley Page Aircraft Company at AllExperts
		His company, Handley Page Ltd, became the first public company to build aircraft when it was founded on 17th June 1909.
		In 1929 the airfield at Cricklewood was closed and a new one built at Radlett where most aircraft were now to be contructed however the construction of aircraft at Cricklewood continued until 1964 when the premises were sold to become the Cricklewood trading estate.
		In response to government request for heavier, longer ranged aircraft Handley Page produced the Halifax which after the Lancaster was the most prolific British heavy bomber, and considered by some to be to a superior aircraft.
	en.allexperts.com /e/h/ha/handley_page_aircraft_company.htm (983 words)

	FlightDeck Milestones: Avro Arrow
		Before giving the green light to Avro, the RCAF sent a top level evaluation team to assess all the countries in the Western alliance to find out if anyone was working on a craft that met their requirements.
		The Arrow was to be a twin-engined aircraft with a crew of two, a supersonic interceptor to destroy any enemy threat in the next decade or beyond, and was expected to fulfill a grueling performance specification issued by the RCAF in 1953.
		This daunting list of requirements, which can scarcely be exceeded by combat aircraft today, was the reason the Arrow was to be powered by enormous engines especially designed for it, and had to stow all missiles inside for maximum drag reduction.
	www.exn.ca /FlightDeck/Aircraft/Milestones/avroarrow.cfm (758 words)

	Static Website
		Instrument that measures the speed of an aircraft relative to the surrounding air, using the differential between the pressure of still air (static pressure) and that of moving air compressed by the craft's forward motion (ram pressure); as speed increases, the difference between these pressures increases as well.
		An (uncorrected) indicated airspeed is still used to estimate an aircraft's tendency to stall.
		In faster aircraft, indicators that measure airspeed relative to the speed of sound, called Machmeters, are used.
	www.navaidsltd.net /static/index.html (375 words)

	Garmin: Automatic Dependent Surveillance - Broadcast (Site not responding. Last check: )
		ADS-B-equipped aircraft broadcast their precise position in space via a digital datalink along with other data, including airspeed, altitude, and whether the aircraft is turning, climbing, or descending.
		The digital code, containing all of this information, is updated several times a second and broadcast from the aircraft on a discrete frequency, called a datalink.
		Other aircraft and ground stations within about 150 miles receive the datalink broadcasts and display the information in user-friendly format on a computer screen.
	www.garmin.com /aviation/adsb.html (599 words)

	THK
		As a result a new aircraft plant was built at Etimesgut near Ankara in 1941.
		Therefore it is not surprising that at the beginning of the fifties the THK aircraft plants were experiencing great difficulties.
		After producing only two airworthy and two completely assembled, but engineless aircraft, the production was stopped because of the general economic crisis and particularly because of internal association difficulties.
	www.tuncay-deniz.com /ENGLISH/THK/thk.html (704 words)

	About Magister Ltd
		Magister Ltd. is an independent consultancy which provides a range of services to the scientific and technical information community.
		Before founding Magister Ltd, he worked for the UK Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries & Food, later for Pira International, and was the principal patent searcher for ICI Agrochemicals (later Zeneca Agrochemicals).
		The "Magister" was also the name for a Training Aircraft which was built by Miles Aircraft in the 1930s.
	www.magister.co.uk /about.htm (278 words)

	Pioneer RQ-2A
		In 1984, IAI and Tadiran, Ltd., formed a joint subsidiary company called Mazlat Ltd., to develop an improved version of the Scout known as the Pioneer.
		These aircraft allowed their operators to detect, and helped vector forces to intercept, two Iraqi high-speed patrol boats menacing the fleet.
		The aircraft saved many military men and women who might otherwise have died because of exposure to enemy fire.
	www.nasm.si.edu /research/aero/aircraft/pioneer.htm (1896 words)

	Aircraft Manufacturers
		Aircraft was a biplane type with either two engines (of 400-500 hp each).
		Describes how the aircraft was originally designed to use surplus Thomas Morse lower wings; however, because of high demand, inventories of these have been depleted and the construction of wings is now required.
		This is a sales pamphlet which describes the unique features of this aircraft which was touted at the time to be the safest aircraft in the air.
	www.icarusbooks.com /aircraft.htm (8061 words)

	Aircraft Army - Find Articles
		The Army's 2000 Aviation Force Modernization Plan noted that these aircraft possess "inadequate flight performance, weapons and mission equipment to meet requirements and are becoming increasingly problematic from a maintenance and safety standpoint" and called for their retirement by 2004.
		With their excellent roll-on/roll-off mobility and extremely high power-to-weight ratios, however, the aircraft subsequently were tapped for special operations applications in 1980.
		The modifications increase the maximum gross weight of the aircraft to 4,700 pounds; improve the high/hot performance capabilities of the aircraft; and move the extended-range fuel tanks from inside the cabin area, thereby increasing the cabin space available to the supported ground commander.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_qa3723/is_200210/ai_n9085523 (835 words)

	Baginton-Coventry airport.
		G-ALBA Rapide,this was one of two such aircraft that came up from Fairwood Common to Baginton to commence regulat pleasure flying weekends at nearby Elmdon,the aircraft was purchased from a company at Elstree,here she is in the same colourscheme except for the wording 'Airviews Manchester' on the nose.
		After many years in storage at Coventry with Executive Air Engineering ltd the aircraft was sold to J.Pierce at Chirk,the intention was to restore the aircraft and fly her around the world on a British airways advertising campaign,although the aircraft was never fully upgraded she did appear in some advertising leaflets.
		The aircraft was formerly owned by the Shell petroleum company and flown by Douglas Bader who used to fly this aircraft and a Miles Gemini into Baginton in the fifties/sixties.
	www.wonwinglo.scale-models.net /id39.htm (11541 words)

	Binary Star, Ltd.: A Space Simulation Software Company
		Binary Star Ltd. is a simulation-oriented software development company, offering a diverse set of commercial products ranging from the integrated Shuttle mission simulation package, MS³, to its family of Interactive Space Simulations, ISS.
		Mission Simulation Support Software - MS The Mission Simulation Support Software (MS) package is an integrated set of networked applications that provide the functionality to conduct real time end-to-end space mission simulations.
		With spectacular views of the Earth and the Space Station from 220 miles high, your guests will experience a unique and exciting moment as they bring the two great spacecraft together.
	www.binarystarltd.com /products.html (322 words)

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