The aircraft
of
BAC

Early developments of the turbojet engine, with then very limited power output, restricted somewhat the size and type of aircraft ...

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W. E. W. Petter, of the English Electric Company, who had been responsible for design of the Canberra bomber, was ...

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The prototype of this airliner flew for the first time on 29 June 1962. The VC10 entered service on BOAC's ...

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Starting its history in 1956, the BAC One-Eleven originates from a 32-seat turbojet-powered transport which was designed as a project ...

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Test aircraft modified from F.D.2 to test the delta wing of the "Concorde". The first flight was on ...

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Attack and reconnaissance bomber first flown on 27 September 1964 and designed for service with the RAF. Powered by two ...

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The Strikemaster was developed from the BAC 145 Jet Provost. It has the same airframe but is powered by a ...

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