Three aircraft of the British United Airways fleet are seen at Gatwick in the 1960s. All come from the Vickers / British Aircraft Corporation stable of aircraft and celebrate the best in British commercial aviation of the era. The aircraft are an early 200 Series BAC One Eleven with a Vickers Viscount 800 series coming in to land, along with a Vickers VC10 ‘1103 series The vehicles are a Shell / BP Foden tanker, a custom Morris Mini and a British United Morris Minor van. All together this ‘made in Britain’ scene very much encapsulates what London Gatwick would have looked like in 1966.
Related products

£950.00
Baltic Stuka - Junkers Ju-87 Original Painting
Anthony Cowland FGAvA
Junkers Ju87 Stuka. Attack on Russian Battleship ‘Marat’ in Kronstadt Harbour in 1941. (a/c of German Ace Hans-Ulrich Rudel). Book jacket artwork f...
View full details
£1.80
Chris French FGAvA - Local Assistance - Hawker Hurricane (W)
Chris French FGAvA
Hawker Hurricane RAF Blank Birthday Fathers Day Card by Chris French FGAvA A Hawker Hurricane of South East Asia Command (SEAC) has skidded off the...
View full details
£1.80
Chris French FGAvA - Waking The Giants - Avro Vulcan (W)
Chris French FGAvA
Avro Vulcan RAF Blank Birthday Fathers Day Card by Chris French FGAvA Ground crew arrive early after overnight snow to prepare a line of Avro Vulca...
View full details
from £18.00
Classic Trainer - Tiger Moth
Richard Wheatland GMA, GAvA
De Havilland Tiger Moth Art Print by Aviation Artist Richard Wheatland A cockpit study of De Havilland Tiger Moth G-ASPV

£24.00
Debden Ponies - North American P-51D Mustang
Darryl Legg
Heading home for Debden, England, in the last year of the war, P-51D Mustangs of the three squadrons comprising the 4th Fighter Group are seen in l...
View full details