Photos of Aircraft BAPC391

BAPC391, British Army Aircraft Cody 1A Replica, c/n 1A
Aircraft BAPC391, British Army Aircraft Cody 1A (replica, photo by Terry Fletcher
Terry Fletcher
Aircraft BAPC391, Full size replica of British Army Aircraft Number 1A in which Samuel Franklin Cody, on 16 October, 1908 made the first powered, controlled flight in the UK of a heavier than air machine., at EGLF, photo by Chris Hall
Chris Hall
@ EGLF
Aircraft BAPC391, Full size replica of British Army Aircraft Number 1A in which Samuel Franklin Cody, on 16 October, 1908 made the first powered, controlled flight in the UK of a heavier than air machine., at EGLF, photo by Chris Hall
Chris Hall
@ EGLF
Aircraft BAPC391, Full size replica of British Army Aircraft Number 1A in which Samuel Franklin Cody, on 16 October, 1908 made the first powered, controlled flight in the UK of a heavier than air machine., at EGLF, photo by Chris Hall
Chris Hall
@ EGLF
Aircraft BAPC391, Full size replica of British Army Aircraft Number 1A in which Samuel Franklin Cody, on 16 October, 1908 made the first powered, controlled flight in the UK of a heavier than air machine., at EGLF, photo by Chris Hall
Chris Hall
@ EGLF
Aircraft BAPC391, Full size replica of British Army Aircraft Number 1A in which Samuel Franklin Cody, on 16 October, 1908 made the first powered, controlled flight in the UK of a heavier than air machine., at EGLF, photo by Chris Hall
Chris Hall
@ EGLF
Aircraft BAPC391, Full size replica of British Army Aircraft Number 1A in which Samuel Franklin Cody, on 16 October, 1908 made the first powered, controlled flight in the UK of a heavier than air machine., at EGLF, photo by Chris Hall
Chris Hall
@ EGLF
Aircraft BAPC391, Cody Aeroplane Replica preserved at Farnborough, at EGLF, photo by Simon Palmer
Simon Palmer
@ EGLF
Aircraft BAPC391, Replica of Cody Army Aeroplane No.1 preserved at Farnborough, note the Cody Kite, at EGLF, photo by Simon Palmer
Simon Palmer
@ EGLF
Aircraft BAPC391, Replica exhibited at Farnborough, at EGLF, photo by Simon Palmer
Simon Palmer
@ EGLF