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  1. N

    Various turboprop airliner transport cargo and utility aircraft projects? Discussions and the weird stuff?

    This is a list of the various aircraft projects with turboprops? Also pics are welcome
  2. N

    Short Sperrin airliner?

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  3. Hood

    Vickers VC.4

    I have come across some information on the proposed VC.4 three-engined transatlantic airliner project of 1949. Information on the VC.4 was used to demonstrate aerodynamic drag issues in a Royal Aeronautical Society lecture by E. J. Edwards on 24 November 1949 entitled A Review of Aerodynamic...
  4. M

    Japan's new net-zero airliner programme

    https://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/html/20240327/k10014404261000.html https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Aerospace-Defense-Industries/Japan-to-take-another-shot-at-a-homegrown-airliner-eyeing-hydrogen Just one year after the official end to the failure that was MRJ, Japan is trying to start another...
  5. A

    Guangdong Changsheng China Star airliner

    https://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/china/cs2000.htm Can't find a post for this so here it is.
  6. overscan (PaulMM)

    Computer generated Concorde artwork from 1969

    https://www.facebook.com/groups/871581506332470
  7. helmutkohl

    KAI MC-X Future Transport

    https://defence-blog.com/news/south-korea-unveils-design-for-future-military-transport-aircraft.html View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3IZC2UY-kk
  8. hesham

    British VTO Jet Transport Aircraft Concept of 1955 ?

    From a report about Safety Aircraft,at Cornell University; here is a weird concept for British VTO Jet Transport Airplane of 1955,I can't ID it,can anyone help ?. - If it was just a hypothetical design,we can transfer it to anther section.
  9. uk 75

    A different Concorde?

    It is generally written in histories of Concorde thst the aircraft was not large enough and had insufficient range. But with the benefit of hindsight and the actual operations of British and French airlines might a smaller executive jet version have been a better bet and might still be in...
  10. uk 75

    Braniff"s 747 that never was

    The German toymaker Schuco produced a nice clockwork toy Boeing 747 in the early 70s..It was about ten inches long and I was treated to a Lufthansa one as a kid. I was fascinated to see that Schuco made a Braniff version, in its famous orange colour scheme. I was surprised to then find a green...
  11. Orionblamblam

    US Supersonic Transport (SST) Program 1960-1971

    US SST 1960-1971
  12. uk 75

    Ireland's SST that never was

    Back in the 1960s Boeing was telling everyone that its Supersonic 2707 transport would be the must-have airliner for the 1970s. Some 26 airlines took out options on the plane. There is a comprehensive thread about the US designs on this site, but no illustrations of the artwork Boeing must have...
  13. uk 75

    The VC10 and me

    One UK aircraft has been around me more than any other, and no, its not my beloved TSR2, AVS or Boeing SST. It is the VC 10 My Dad made me the Airfix kit. Until recently and from the age of 9 I could watch these elegant planes in their smart RAF colours doing circuits in and out of Brize...
  14. uk 75

    The Gerry Anderson Fireflash that never was

    In the very first Thnunderbirds Episode "Trapped in the Sky" the London Airport building features the letters BAOC (based on the British Airways predecessor BOAC) as a rival to the Air Terrainean company who flew the Fireflash. As a BOAC fan I always hoped to see the BAOC version. So 50 years...
  15. Flyaway

    Boeing Unveils Hypersonic Airliner Concept

    http://m.aviationweek.com/commercial-aviation/boeing-unveils-hypersonic-airliner-concept This is more easily accessible article on the hypersonic airliner from Boeing than the AW one. It also has some different quotage...
  16. uk 75

    Fireflash airliner from original TV Thunderbirds TV 21 artwork

    The Thunderbirds series from the 1960s featured in its first episode a wonderful airliner called Fireflash, which was totally improbable but looked very cool. In the series it crops up in a few episodes in the livery of "Air Terrainean", a sort of mixture of Pan American and BOAC. However, in...
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    Boeing "Very Small" jetliner

    I found a reference to this from a Boeing brochure, probably from 1996. I have copies of two pages of it, but don't remember where I found it. It's discussing future product plans, highlighting the planned 757-200X and -300X, the upcoming 767-400X, the ultra-long-range 747-100X, and the...
  18. Grey Havoc

    Flash Flacon Nuclear-powered airliner

    The Flash Flacon airliner: ORIGINAL CAPTION: The giant aircraft would carry up to 250 passengers at three times the speed of sound (Credit: Oscar Vinals) http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20160713-could-this-be-the-first-nuclear-powered-airliner
  19. hesham

    FAA Feederliner of 1944

    Hi, http://archive.aviationweek.com/issue/19441009#!&pid=1 http://archive.aviationweek.com/issue/19441009#!&pid=48
  20. hesham

    Columbia Aircraft Corporation 'Uncle Sam' Transoceanic Aircraft Project

    Hi, The Columbia Aircraft Corporation and the designers,Edmund Changiard and Alexander Kartveli created the Uncle Sam,it was a transoceanic transport all metal aircraft,with cantilever wing looks like a blended wing,and powered by three engines,all details are in Les Ailes journal and in...
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