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British Aircraft Corporation Ltd.
London, United Kingdom

 

 

 

 

 

 

1963 - British Aircraft Corp. 111 One-Eleven Series 300, Airliner

 

The 111 was the first british aircraft with the con- figuration, that is today typical for smaller air- liners: Aerodynamic clean wings, engines aft and rudders in T-configuration.  

 

 

1964 - British Aircraft Corp. 221, Experimental Aircraft

 

Experimental aircraft for supersonic fighter designs.  

 

 

1964 - British Aircraft Corp. TSR 2, Tactical bomber and reconnaisance aircraft

 

Originally designed to follow the Canberra, the TSR 2s development was delayed by problems with its complex avionics very much. After the maiden flight in 1964, the TSR 2 project was shut down.  

 

 

1967 - British Aircraft Corp. 167 Strikemaster, Light Ground Attack airplane

 

The Strikemaster is layed out as a training and light attack airplane. 101 were produced and are on duty in Saudi Arabia, South Jemen, Kenia, Oman, Kuweit, Singapore, New Zealand and Ecuador.  

 

       

 

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