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G-AOVT - Bristol Britannia 312
F-PFAR - Bagimer II
Operator: Private
1959 - Toussus Le Noble
ZS-UHK - Bakeng Duce
Notes for ZS-UHK Parasol-wing monoplane designed for homebuilding in the early 1970s
Operator: Private
CF-BLV - Barkley-Grow T8P-1
Notes for CF-BLV Archibald Barkley designed airliner from 1937. Only 11 built of which 7 went to Canada
Operator: Pacific Western
CF-BMW - Barkley-Grow T8P-1
G-ARXL - Beagle A.61 Terrier 1
Operator: 3 Counties Aero Club
G-ARZT - Beagle A.61 Terrier 2
Operator: Airways Aero Club
G-ARZU - Beagle A.61 Terrier 2
G-ASAD - Beagle A.61 Terrier 2
G-ASAE - Beagle A.61 Terrier 2
G-AXBF - Beagle Husky D.5 / 180
Operator: Christopher M Barnes
G-ASCC - Beagle E.3
Notes for G-ASCC The single Auster AOP 11 built, very similar to the AOP 9, and called the Beagle E.3 after Beagle took over Auster
Operator: Beagle Aircraft
G-ARKE - Beagle Airedale
Notes for G-ARKE G-ARKE was the only Airedale (of 43 built) with a Rolls Royce built Continental GO-300 engine so that it could appear at Farnborough Air Show. Restrictions meant that US-engined aircraft were not allowed.
