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VT935, 1950 Boulton Paul P.111A, C/N: Not found VT935
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Aircraft VT935, 1950 Boulton Paul P.111A, c/n Not found VT935, Boulton Paul P.111A at the Midland Air Museum, Bagington, Coventry. A delta winged research aircraft which first flew on October 10th 1950., at EGBE, photo by Malcolm Clarke
Boulton Paul P.111A at the Midland Air Museum, Bagington, Coventry. A delta winged research aircraft which first flew on October 10th 1950.
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Shot Date 1992-03-15
Airport EGBE
Coventry Airport, Coventry, West Midlands United Kingdom
Upload Date 2009-11-05
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Dimensions 800 × 533
Date Taken 2007-03-14 19:01:35
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Aircraft VT935, 1950 Boulton Paul P.111A at the Midland Air Museum, Bagington, Coventry. A delta winged research aircraft which first flew on October 10th 1950., at EGBE, photo by Malcolm Clarke
Malcolm Clarke
@ EGBE
Aircraft VT935, Preserved at the Midland Air Museum., at EGBE, photo by Graham Reeve
Graham Reeve
@ EGBE
Aircraft VT935, The P.111A with the Cranfield Institute of Technology was on display at the 1973 Cranfield Business & Light Aviation Show., at EGTC, photo by Peter Nicholson
Peter Nicholson
@ EGTC
Aircraft VT935, preserved at the Midland Air Museum, at EGBE, photo by Chris Hall
Chris Hall
@ EGBE
Aircraft VT935, Another view of the P.111A at the 1973 Cranfield Business & Light Aviation Show., at EGTC, photo by Peter Nicholson
Peter Nicholson
@ EGTC
Aircraft VT935, 1950 Boulton Paul P.111A, c/n Not found VT935, Boulton Paul P.111A at the Midland Air Museum, Bagington, Coventry. A delta winged research aircraft which first flew on October 10th 1950., at EGBE, photo by Malcolm Clarke
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