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G-AGWJ - Avro Lancastrian
Avro Lancastrian G-AGWJ 'Star Glow' of British South American Airlines seen at London Airport on 18 May 1946, just 3 months before it was damaged beyond repair in a landing accident in the Gambia. It flew the London to Buenos Aires route.
C/N 1282
Operator: British South American Airways
PK100160
Tags: Avro, British South American Airways, G-AGWJ, Lancastrian, LAP, London Airport
G-AGLW - Avro Lancastrian
BOAC used their Avro Lancastrians on the England to Australia route from May 1945. G-AGLW, named “Northampton”,was flown until 1950
Operator: BOAC
G-AKCD - Avro Tudor Mk.V
Avro Tudor Vs were built for BSAA but never used as passenger airliners. Refitted as fuel tankers and used on the Berlin Airlift. G-AKCD was sold to William Dempster Ltd. and flown by them from 1950 to 1954
Operator: William Dempster Ltd.
PK100162
Tags: Avro, G-AKCD, LAP, London Airport, Mk.V, Tudor, William Dempster Ltd.
G-AKBZ - Avro Tudor Mk.V
Avro Tudor 5 G-AKBZ was originally built for British South American Airways and named “Star Falcon”. Used as a fuel freighter during the Berlin Airlift. It was taken on by BOAC in 1949 but never used. It was stored for almost 10 years at Stansted Airport and eventually scrapped in 1959. Probably shot at an open day at Stansted.
Operator: BOAC
G-AGRY - Avro Tudor Mk.II
Operator: Air Charter Ltd.
NX611 - Avro Lancaster B MkVII
Avro Lancaster Mk VII NX611 in French Naval Air Arm livery at Bankstown in Sydney Australia. Eventually restored and bought in 1983 by the Panton Brothers she is now named “Just Jane” and taxis at the Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre at East Kirkby
Operator: Aeronavale
VM388 - Avro Anson C.19
Avro Anson C.19 VM388 was a Royal Air Force communications and Transport aircraft. Here photographed at Biggin Hill in 1961
Operator: Royal Air Force
A3-4 - Avro 504 K
Avro 504K A3-4 H2174 served with the Australian Air Force from 1921 until 1929 as a basic trainer. Stored and then displayed for many years. Now in storage in Australia.
Operator: Royal Australian Air Force
E3404 - Avro 504 K
The Shuttleworth Collection’s Avro 504K built in 1915 and rebuilt by Avro apprentices after the Second World War. Used in the film Reach For The Sky which told the story of WW2 RAF pilot Sir Douglas Bader
Operator: Shuttleworth Collection
G-ARMV - Avro 748
Operator: Skyways of London
Operator: Skyways Coach Air
G-ARMW - Avro 748
Operator: Skyways of London
Operator: Skyways International
Operator: Dan-Air
G-ARMX - Avro 748 SRS.1
Operator: Skyways Coach Air
Operator: Skyways International
G-AXVG - Hawker Siddeley HS 748 SRS.2
Operator: Skyways of London
G-ARRW - Hawker Siddeley HS 748
Operator: Skyways International
G-AXVG - Hawker Siddeley HS 748 SRS.2
Operator: Dan Air London
G-ATEL - Aviation Traders Accountant
Operator: Private
G-EA - Avro Baby
Operator: Unknown
G-EBJE - Avro 504
G-EBKQ - Avro 504
G-AAED - Avro 504
E3404 - Avro 504 K
Operator: Royal Air Force
AVRO-504 - Avro 504 K
Operator: Queensland & NT Aerial Service
H2311 - Avro 504 K
G-AGUJ - Avro Lancaster
Operator: British South American Airways
PK102130
Tags: Avro, British South American Airways, G-AGUJ, Lancaster, LAP, London Airport
G-ASXX - Avro Lancaster
Operator: Unknown
PK102131
Tags: Avro, G-ASXX, Lancaster, SYD, Sydney Mascot Airport, Unknown
PK102132
Tags: Avro, G-ASXX, Lancaster, SYD, Sydney Mascot Airport, Unknown