The aircraft
of
Handley Page

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Operational experience with the O/100 showed that certain changes were desirable, especially to the fuel system. In the original layout ...

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To meet an Admiralty specification of December 1914 for a large twin-engined patrol bomber, Handley Page lost little time in ...

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Ordered as an experimental bomber in the summer of 1917, the large four-engined V/1500 was envisaged for the purpose of ...

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The Handley Page W.8B (three of which were originally operated by Handley Page Transport and then from 1924 by Imperial ...

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Three prototypes. No production.

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The Hyderabad was basically a W.8 airliner built for the Air Ministry as a heavy night bomber. Powered by two ...

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Three prototypes, first flown on 6 December 1924. No production.

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The Hinaidi followed the Hyderabad into RAF service and 12 Mk Is and 33 Mk IIs were built, six of ...

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One prototype flown in 1928. No production.

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First flown in prototype form in mid-1930, the Heyford was the last of the RAF's long-range biplane night bombers. It ...

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Commercial aviation got off to a slow start in the years immediately following World War I, and it was not ...

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The Hinaidi followed the Hyderabad into RAF service and 12 Mk Is and 33 Mk IIs were built, six of ...

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One prototype, first flown on 25 October 1932.

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One prototype first flown on 21 June 1932. No production.

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One prototype, first flown on 27 November 1933. No production.

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One prototype, formerly the H.P.43, modified as twin-engined monoplane, first flown on 8 May 1935.

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Handley Page's H.P.52 (later named Hampden) was to share with the Wellington and Armstrong Whitworth Whitley the major portion of ...

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Not to be confused with the Harrow two-seat general-purpose torpedo bomber of 1926, the Harrow bomber was a cantilever ...

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The Hereford bomber was a Napier Dagger-engined version of the Hampden 'Flying Suitcase', ordered as a back-up at the same ...

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The first prototype with four "Merlin X" engines flew in 1938. Entered production in 1939. A total of 6167 machines were ...

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First flown on 24 August 1943 to investigate the problems associated with tailless aircraft.

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The Hermes 4 was the first British post-war airliner built to modern standards to go into service; 25 were delivered ...

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The Hastings was a general-purpose long-range transport flown by the RAF and RNZAF. Its roles included those of freighter, paratroop-transport, ambulance, troop-carrier, supply-dropper, jeep-carrier ...

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With the intention that the RAF should provide Britain's strategic nuclear deterrent, design work began at Handley Page in 1947 ...

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The prototype Dart-engined Herald made its first flight on 11 March 1958 and the first production Herald Series 100 flew ...

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Test aircraft designed to test the behaviour of the delta wing at low speeds. The first flight was on August ...

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