Light Aircraft Collection (page 2)

Avro 641 Commodore Parked with Chocks and Engine Running

de Havilland DH-4A
Instone Air Line de Havilland Dh-4A Parked at Croydon Date: 1920s

Avro 594 Avian 3A / IIIA
Avro Avian with Slotted Leading-Edge Wing Slats in a Stalled Landing at Woodford During Test-Flights Date: 1928

Farman III / 3
Aerial-Post Pilot Mr E.F. Driver in a Farman 3 Parked after Arriving at Windsor Great Park, UK Loaded with a Mail-Bag from Hendon Date: 1911

Messerschmitt Me-262A-1A Schwalbe
Luftwaffe Messerschmitt Me-262A-1A Schwalbe Taxiing Date: 1940s

de Havilland DH-84 Dragon
The Prototype de Havilland Dh-84 Dragon Built for and Later Operated by Hillmans Airways Registered G-Acan E.9. Date: 1932

Curtiss Biplane
Glenn Curtiss Flying His Biplane During an Exhibition Flight over the Sea at Atlantic City, Usa Date: 1910

Neale Biplane
Pilots Seat and Controls in the Neale Biplane, One of the Pedals Lifts the Exhaust Valve of the Engine Date: 1910

Comper CLA-7 Swift
Advert for the Comper Swift Light-Aircraft in 1934 Date: 1934

Voisin biplane
Early Aviation Pioneers John Theodore Cuthbert Jtc Moore-Brabazon (Left) Talking to Charles Voisin (Right) by a Voisin Biplane Parked at Chalons, France in November 1908 Date: 1908

Miles M-3B Falcon Six
Tommy Rose with Friends Standing by a Miles M-3B Falcon Six

de Havilland DH-60G Gypsy Moth
Francis Chichester Taking-Off from the Sea in His de Havilland Dh-60G Gypsy Moth Floatplane Date: 1920s

Curtiss JN-4D Jenny
A Curtis Jn-4D Jenny Flying Low During an Aero to Auto Transfer at a Barnstormers Flypast Date: 1930s

Nemeth Umbrellaplane aka Roundwing
Nemeth Umbrellaplane Aka Roundwing Unusual Design Parked Date: 1946

Gurney Grice Mosquito Unusual Coffin-Like Design Parked Date: 1950s

Mignet HM-14 Pou du Ciel
Mignet Hm-14 Pou Du Ciel Unusual Design Light-Aircraft Date: 1930s

Fabre Hydro Floatplane 1910
Fabre Hydro Floatplane of 1910 Unusual Design after the First Successful Take-Off from Water by Henri Fabre Date: 1910

Ryan NYP
3D Stereoscopic Image, Uniformed Navy Officer and Rating Standing Next to Spirit of St Louis Date: 1927

Caproni STIPA Tubular Fuselage
Caproni Stipa Tubular Fuselage Unusual Design Parked with Pilot Boarding Helped by a Ground-Engineer Date: 1932

Norris X-99M Unusual Design by Rolla V Norris Date: 1929

Convair Model 118 Convaircar
A Convair Model 118 Convaircar Unusual Design of an Aerocar Designed by Theodore P Hall Date: 1947

Storm Damage on Cessna 150
Storm damaged C150s at Cardiff Int Airport 27th Oct 2002

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"Exploring the Skies: A Glimpse into the World of Light Aircraft" In this captivating image captured at Biggin Hill, we witness a team of five men and one girl, a 20-year-old secretary, standing proudly beside the iconic de Havilland DH-80A Puss Moth. This remarkable aircraft paved the way for aviation enthusiasts to embark on thrilling adventures in the sky. The Antoinette IV/4 gracefully takes flight, showcasing its elegant design and powerful capabilities. Its presence reminds us of the innovation and progress made in aviation history. Next to it stands the Voisin Bird of Passage biplane, an embodiment of early aviation dreams. With its sturdy structure and pioneering spirit, it symbolizes mankind's relentless pursuit to conquer new heights. As our eyes wander further across this mesmerizing scene, we are captivated by the Granville Gee Bee Model R-1. Its sleek lines and bold colors exude confidence as it prepares for takeoff – a true testament to human ingenuity. The de Havilland DH-83 Fox Moth appears twice in this collection; its versatility is evident as it effortlessly transports passengers or cargo through various terrains with ease. This reliable workhorse has undoubtedly left an indelible mark on aviation history. We cannot overlook Santos Dumont No 14bis—a marvel that defied gravity itself. This groundbreaking creation by Alberto Santos-Dumont showcases his unwavering determination to push boundaries and make seemingly impossible dreams come true. With its distinctive appearance, the de Havilland DH-60G Gypsy Moth enchants all who lay their eyes upon it. As pilots soar through open skies aboard this beauty, they experience freedom like never before – truly embracing their love for flying. The Ryan L-17 Navion epitomizes modernity with its advanced features and cutting-edge technology. It represents a new era where comfort meets efficiency in light aircraft design.