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British
Airliner Prototypes since 1945
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This
in-depth study of British airliner prototypes from 1945 to the present
gives a unique overview of post-war British airliner development.
This is the first time that a detailed study has been produced in
one volume on the prolific developmental output of British post-war
civil aviation design. This book is the result of many years of
dedicated research by the author, who has drawn upon previously
unknown and untapped manufacturers' archives.
Following an in-depth introduction on the Brabazon Committee and
the development of the post-war British aircraft industry, the author
tells the fascinating story of the many designs which emerged over
a 40-year period to compete in an ever-growing international market.
The book includes an overview of each airliner's genesis and development
supported by performance and production details. The author provides
a detailed history for each of the many prototypes with both color
and black and white photographs, many of which have never been published
before.
With the recent end of airliner manufacture in the UK by indigenous
firms, this is a timely look at how the great story of airliner
building in Britain developed post war and grew with great success
over many years, and how now, at the beginning of the 21st century,
British-built airliners are a thing of the past. |
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British
Airliner Prototypes since 1945 |
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Englisch |
Autor/Autorin |
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Stephen
Skinner |
Herausgeber |
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Ian
Allan Publishing, England |
Erscheinungsdatum |
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2008 |
Seitenzahl |
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224,
Gebundene Ausgabe |
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1.1
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22.8
x 2.2 x 31.0 cm |
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gebraucht,
sehr guter Zustand, farbiger Schutzumschlag fehlt |
Mein
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Gratisabgabe
an Sammler, Piloten, Flugschüler und Jugendliche
(keine Händler). |
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