Fairey Collection (page 11)

Fairey, a name synonymous with aviation excellence and innovation, has left an indelible mark on the history of flight

Fairey Collection: Fairey Rotodyne under construction

Fairey Collection: The first Fairey Delta 2 WG774 after modification

The first Fairey Delta 2 WG774 after modification
The first Fairey Delta 2, WG774, after modification into the BAC 221 with a sharp-edged ogival wing for flight validation of a Concorde-style delta wing

Fairey Collection: The first Fairey Delta 2 WG774

The first Fairey Delta 2 WG774
The first Fairey Delta 2, WG774

Fairey Collection: The first Fairey Delta 2 WG774 with drooped nose

The first Fairey Delta 2 WG774 with drooped nose
The first Fairey Delta 2, WG774, with drooped nose and undercarriage down

Fairey Collection: Fairey Aviation Company - metal propellors

Fairey Aviation Company - metal propellors
Fairey Aviation Company. metal propellors

FLICA YACHT
The Flica International Rule 12 Metre Class Racing Yacht, built by Camper & Nicolson in 1929, designed by Sir Richard Fairey. Here flying her flags at the end of her 1933 win

Fairey Collection: Air Scouts climbing on plane with Lord Olivier

Air Scouts climbing on plane with Lord Olivier
Air Scouts climbing on a Fairey Albacore plane with Lieutenant/Sir Laurence Olivier. 1940s

Aviation monument commemorating the British Fairey F-3 seaplane that made the first flight across the South Atlantic from Lisbon, Portugal to Brazil, in March-June of 1922

FAIREY SWORDFISH
Best known of British naval aircraft, this torpedo bomber is in active service until the end of WW2, proving more effi- -cient than more up-to-date aircraft meant to replace it

FAIREY HENDON
This is the first monoplane bomber with the Royal Air Force : it also boasts an enclosed cockpit. But few are built and it will be withdrawn from service in 1939

FAIREY ATALANTA
A twin-engine military flying boat : it is depicted being towed onto the shore by means of a wheeled cradle

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Fairey, a name synonymous with aviation excellence and innovation, has left an indelible mark on the history of flight. From their iconic Fairey Swordfish Torpedo-Bomber that played a pivotal role in the Second World War to Cabral and Coutinho's daring transatlantic flight from Portugal to Brazil, Fairey's legacy is one of courage and ingenuity. The walls of history are adorned with striking WW2 posters showcasing the might Aviation Company. Their aircraft, like the Fairey Barracuda II MD717 and the Fairey Campania two-seat seaplane, were instrumental in shaping aerial warfare during this tumultuous time. Innovation continued to be at the forefront for Fairey as they introduced groundbreaking technologies such as the Hawker Hector with its powerful Napier Dagger III engine. This collaboration pushed boundaries and set new standards for performance. The valiant pilots of 825 Squadron took to the skies aboard HMS Warrior aircraft carrier, flying under the banner of Fairey. Their unwavering dedication ensured that freedom prevailed during those dark days. Another captivating piece from their repertoire was The Fairey Fulmer - a WW2 poster that captured hearts with its sleek design and promise of strength in battle. Continuing their quest for advancement, Fairey unveiled both The third prototype Fairey Gannet AS1 (WE488) and The prototype Fairey Gannet AEW3 XJ440. These marvels showcased cutting-edge technology that would shape future generations of aircraft. Not limited to conventional designs alone, even amphibians like the remarkable Fairey Flycatcher graced our skies courtesy of this pioneering company. Their ability to adapt and conquer all terrains truly set them apart. And who can forget witnessing the awe-inspiring sight of a side view in flight.