Miles' previous experience with the Southern Martlet and Metal Martlet biplanes led to the desire to build a two-seat monoplane ... read more ... |
Miles Hawk 1933 |
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The first true cabin aircraft designed by F. G. Miles, the Miles M.3 Falcon prototype (G-ACTM) was flown first on ... read more ... |
Miles M.3 Falcon 1934 |
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The M.8 Peregrine of 1936 was Miles' first twin-engined aircraft, with 153kW de Havilland Gipsy Queen engines and seats for ... read more ... |
Miles M.8 Peregrine 1936 |
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Miles M.12 Mohawk 1937 |
Built to the specification of Charles Lindbergh, the only Miles M.12 Mohawk
was a tandem two-seat cabin monoplane with a 149kW ... read more ... |
The Magister was a two-seat primary-training monoplane based on the Hawk Trainer. While in production it was the only monoplane ... read more ... |
Miles M.14 Magister 1937 |
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Miles Master 1937 |
In January 1939 large extensions to the Miles factory were completed and opened by the Secretary of State for Air. ... read more ... |
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Miles M.17 Monarch 1938 |
In the mid-1930s wealthy aviation enthusiast Whitney Straight approached F. G. Miles to design a new lightplane for flying club ... read more ... |
In an attempt to provide a replacement for the Magister, Miles flew the M.18 with a 97kW de Havilland Gipsy ... read more ... |
Miles M.18 1938 |
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Miles M.20 1940 |
Conceived as an emergency fighter for production in the event that the RAF began to run short of more orthodox ... read more ... |
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Miles M.25 Martinet 1942 |
Before the issue of Air Ministry Specification 12/41, it had been standard RAF practice to use out-dated aircraft, however unsuitable, ... read more ... |
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Miles M.33 Monitor 1944 |
Designed to Air Ministry Specification Q.9/42 for a high-speed target tug, the Miles M.33 Monitor was a clean-looking cantilever high-wing ... read more ... |
With the Miles M.60 Marathon, the
company broke new ground, for it was the company's first all-metal aircraft and the first ... read more ... |
Miles M.60 Marathon 1946 |
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Miles M.52 1946 |
The Miles E.24/43, or M.52, was an extremely advanced project on which Miles Aircraft Ltd worked for three years until ... read more ... |
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Miles M.68 Boxcar 1947 |
The Miles M.68 Boxcar, flown on 22 August 1947, had four 75kW Blackburn Cirrus Minor II engines and was basically ... read more ... |
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