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A Whirlwind helicopter from R. A. F. Chivenor wishes a man up during a searchA Whirlwind helicopter from R.A.F. Chivenor wishes a man up during a search and rescue display at Swansea Airport. 12th June 1967
The administrative buildings at Swansea airport seen here framed in the engine of one of Morton Air Services planes. 5th November 1964
Swansea Airport. Terminal buildings at Swansea Airport. 1st June 1957
Control Tower at Abbotsinch Airport, by simply pushing a button any of the controllers can speak to another by direct telephone while at the same time remaining in voice radio contact with
Picture shows 18 years old grocers assistant, Sidney Wallbutten from Cornwall, strapped to the cockpit of a glider, ready to take off
Cadets of the Wakefield 127 Squadron of the ATC give landing instructions to Corporal Don Nicholson in the cockpit of the home made aeroplane, while Holton looks
Mustang IIIs, the new long range fighter aircraft of the Royal Air Force, fly here in echelon step up formation as they form part of the escort to Allied heavy bombers in daylight operations over
A Soviet pilot sits at his controls while bombs are attached to his aircraft. This picture taken when Russia had joined the Allies in fighting Germany
A Soviet bomber concealed in a forest. This picture taken when Russia had joined the Allies in fighting Germany. After first having cooperated with Germany in invading Poland whilst remaining neutral
R. A. F. Flying Training Command train Army glider pilots who take their places in AirborneR.A.F. Flying Training Command train Army glider pilots who take their places in Airborne Divisions. Army pilots in the making at a Glider Training School. A glider pupil pilot
A Whirlwind bomber in flight. United Kingdom. The Westland Whirlwind was a British twin-engined heavy fighter[citation needed] developed by Westland Aircraft
Students at an Anti-Aircraft Command School studying models and silhouettes of aircraft. They are studying the type of enemy aircraft that are heading over the skies of the UK
17 year old Sidney Wallbutton, from Cornwall, training to fly in his glider. Wadebridge in Cornwall. Picture taken 14th February 1944
Flying students from the ATC glider training. Wadebridge in Cornwall. Picture taken 14th February 1944
A lecture in theoretical work in progress for men who are being trained for the aircraft and other industries at a Government Training Centre in the North. 21st February 1940
An observation balloon Picture taken 6th October 1939
In more than sixty trades the WaF have proved their worth time and time againWherever they are; in the hangar, the cookhouse, the Orderly Room, the Ops Room, or on a Balloon site
A Boulton Paul P. 111 on display at the Midland Air Museum in Baginton, WarwickshireA Boulton Paul P.111 on display at the Midland Air Museum in Baginton, Warwickshire. 13th July 1975
Barrage Balloon in flames over Dover, Kent. No date for picture. Mirrorpix will offer 1st August 1940
A Stirling bomber in front of St Pauls Cathedral in the City of London, during Wings for Victory week, in an area cleared of bombed buildings. Picture taken 1st March 1943
A Czechoslovak Bomber Squadron which is doing good work with the RAF is led by a British Squadron Leader who holds the DFC and DSO and made over 90 sorties against the enemy in two and a half months
A Douglas Boston 111 in flight. (background) (serial letter F) Pictured passed by Censors. (Picture number 192469 or 192409)
Ancient and modern two types of planes in use by the air sea rescue service Left a modern Spitfire which does the spotting
New US Fighter. P 47s (Thunderbolt) planes flying in formation. The P 47 is a low wing monoplane fitted with Pratt & Whitney 2000 HP engine with four bladed automatic control type propeller
U.s Facility Visit. No 3, new U.s fighter the P47. March 1943U.S Facility Visit. No 3, new U.S fighter the P47. March 1943
Picture shows a Wellington aeroplane, number 5 on the side of the aircraft). Below is a RAF Spitfire breaking off after attacking the Wellington. Picture taken in England. RAF Gunnery School
U.s FACLILTY VIST, FOR ATTENSION OF U.s CENSOR UU.S FACLILTY VIST, FOR ATTENSION OF U.S CENSOR U.S Army and Air Forces combined exercises. (Picture) A jeep been loaded onto a U.S glider during U.S army
Picture shows a German Luftwaffe, Junkers 88 Bomber aircraft, in a cornfield after being brought down by a Polish plane. Some of the crew were injured, and all were captured
Picture shows a German Luftwaffe, aircraft, in a cornfield after being brought down. British soldiers study the wreckage. The location is the North East Coast. Possibly Yorkshire
R. A. F Bombing of Maleme Aerodrome In Crete. Maleme aerodromeR.A.F Bombing of Maleme Aerodrome In Crete. Maleme aerodrome, Crete after the Germans had made their invasion with airborne troops
Training for Air Crews. World War Two. Hundred of air crews are now being trained in order to obtain for Great Britain Air Supremacy
Picture shows some of the Fighter command machines and men who are always ready day and night to take the air and attack Nazi bombers if they appear over the Eastern Counties
The first batch of Royal Air Force Cadets have arrived for training at the riddle Aerodrome, Arcadia, Florida. Seen here group Captain
The American Boston III is now in operation by the South African Air Force on the Libyan battle front. These twin engine bombers are speedy and highly manoeuvrable
British Effectives examining all that was left of a Junkers Bomber destroyed by an R. ABritish Effectives examining all that was left of a Junkers Bomber destroyed by an R.A.F Hurricane fighter on the Libyan battle front. 14th December 1941
Picture shows cadets of the Wakefield 127 Squadron ATC giving landing instructions to Corporal Don Nicholson in the cockpit of their home made aeroplane. Picture taken 16th February 1944
A fragment cut from an enemy aircraft which the RAF squadron shot down is used for recording the number of enemy aircraft destroyed. October 1941
A pilot climbing aboard a de Havilland Tiger Moth at Bagington Airfield. Circa 1960
Two men manually transporting a Chilton DW1A across the field at Bagington Circa 1955
An Air Atlantique Dakota G-AMSV takes to the skies over Coventry Airport to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the first ever flight of a DC3 in 1935. 17th December 1985
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh visiting BAC, Bristol. 15th November 1957
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh at BAC, Bristol. 6th November 1953
Oldest passenger on Teesside flight. Circa 1973
Richard Branson (right) and co-pilot Per Lindstrand (both wearing grey). pictured in Southern Japan, hoping to make the 6200 mile trip to America in two days in a balloon
Richard Branson pictured in Southern Japan, hoping to make the 6200 mile trip to America in two days in a balloon. He will fly with his co-pilot Per Lindstrand
Richard Branson pictured with his mother. He is hoping to make the 6200 mile trip to America in two days in a balloon. He will fly with his co-pilot Per Lindstrand
Prince Michael of Kent arrives at the Post Office Tower, his time ruined by an airport delay in New York, It wasn t the Princes day, he also tore his trousers, had a collision on a motor-cycle
The Wright Brothers seen arriving in New York following their tour of Europe to demonstrate their aircraft. Circa June 1909
