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The De Havilland D. H. 89a Dragon Rapide was first flown from Stag Lane by Hubert Broad

The De Havilland D. H. 89a Dragon Rapide was first flown from Stag Lane by Hubert Broad


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The De Havilland D. H. 89a Dragon Rapide was first flown from Stag Lane by Hubert Broad

The De Havilland D.H.89a Dragon Rapide was first flown from Stag Lane by Hubert Broad on 17 April 1934; eventually 728 built for civil and military use seeing service in most parts of the world.
With Gipsy Queen engines and seating for 8-10 persons it gave many a person their first flight. Around 40 survive, with a few still flying today.
Two of the survivors are pictured at the Wroughton Air Show in August 1993

Alisdair Macdonald
mirrorpix
Hertfordshire
United Kingdom
WA*1871512

Media ID 21467477

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This print takes us back to the golden era of aviation, featuring the iconic De Havilland D. H. 89a Dragon Rapide soaring through the skies. It was on April 17,1934, that this remarkable aircraft took its maiden flight from Stag Lane under the skilled command of Hubert Broad. With its powerful Gipsy Queen engines and spacious seating for 8-10 individuals, this magnificent plane provided countless people with their very first taste of flight. Whether it was a thrilling adventure or a peaceful journey above picturesque landscapes, the Dragon Rapide left an indelible mark on those fortunate enough to experience it. Throughout its illustrious history, approximately 728 Dragon Rapides were built for both civilian and military purposes, serving in various corners of the globe. Today, around 40 survivors remain as testament to its enduring legacy, with a handful still gracing our skies today. The photograph captures two such survivors at the Wroughton Air Show in August 1993—a rare sight indeed! Against a backdrop of nostalgia and excitement, these majestic machines showcase their timeless beauty and evoke memories of an era when aviation was still young and full of wonder. Alisdair Macdonald's lens skillfully immortalizes this moment in time—where past meets present—and invites us all to embark on a journey down Memory Lane Prints.

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