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Die de Havilland Aircraft Company Limited war ein 1920 von Geoffrey de Havilland gegründeter britischer Flugzeug- und Flugmotorenhersteller mit Sitz in Edgware, später Hatfield. Bekannt wurde das Unternehmen durch den Doppeldecker Gipsy Moth, die im Zweiten Weltkrieg eingesetzte Mosquito und das erste strahlgetriebene Verkehrsflugzeug der ...
De Havilland Aircraft Company byl britský letecký výrobce působící od roku 1920 do roku 1963. Společnost postavila celou řadu úspěšných letounů a průkopnických letounů, mezi které patřil i první proudový linkový dopravní letoun de Havilland Comet .
1 de dic. de 2020 · The de Havilland Aircraft of Canada Chipmunk was the first original design from the Canadian company and was an all-metal two-seat basic trainer to replace the biplane Tiger Moth. 217 were built in Canada, with a first flight on 22 May 1946 and a further 1,000 were built at Hatfield and Broughton for the RAF and overseas air forces.
Other articles where De Havilland Aircraft Company is discussed: Geoffrey de Havilland: …September 1920 he formed the De Havilland Aircraft Company. The success of the Moth, a light two-seater, made the company financially successful and started the flying club movement in Great Britain. In World War II the company’s most successful product was the twin-engined Mosquito, a high-speed, all ...
13 de jun. de 2023 · The de Havilland Heron built on the design of the Dove. It was an early four-engine passenger aircraft developed to meet tough operating conditions, mainly in overseas markets. De Havilland built 149 aircraft between 1950 and 1959, and these have seen service all over the world. Photo: Tony Hisgett via Flickr.
5 de abr. de 2017 · When the de Havilland Comet flew into the sky in 1949, ... curator of the de Havilland Aircraft Museum. ... The company eventually built more than 1,000 of these iconic aircraft.
The De Havilland Aircraft Company When Geoffrey de Havilland left Airco George Holt Thomas, his former employer, invested £10,000 towards the formation of a new company. de Havilland contributed £3,000 himself, found £1,000 elsewhere and registered the de Havilland Aircraft Company on 25 September 1920.
