Demobbed Aircraft by Wolverhampton Aviation Group |
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| Aero Albatros L-39 | Twin seat, single jet engined training aircraft from 1968 |
| Aerospatiale Gazelle | Single engined light observation and general purpose helicopter |
| Aerospatiale Puma | Anglo-French twin engined medium lift helicopter |
| Aerospatiale SA.330 | Anglo-French twin engined medium lift helicopter |
| Aerospatiale SA.341 | Anglo-French single engine light helicopter |
| Agusta A.109 | Italian made general purpose twin engined single rotor military helicopter |
| Agusta Bell Sioux | Italian built version of Bell 47 Sioux for the AAC |
| AgustaWestland AW.139 | AgustaWestland designed medium sized twin-engined helicopter |
| AgustaWestland EH-101 | Three engined anti submarine and general purpose heavy helicopter |
| AgustaWestland Merlin | Anglo Italian tactical heavy lift / maritime attack helicopter |
| AgustaWestland Wildcat | AW.159 development of the Westland Lynx |
| Airspeed Horsa | WWII troop carrier glider |
| Airspeed Oxford | Pre war twin engined communications and transport aircraft |
| Army Balloon Factory Beta | Very early airship design |
| Auster | STOL light observation aircraft used post war by the Army Air Corps |
| Avro 504 | The standard British training aircraft during World War I |
| Avro 707 | High speed delta wing research aircraft |
| Avro Anson | World War II Avro built twin engined light transport and reconnaissance aircraft |
| Avro Ashton | Avro's jet engine research aircraft, based on Avro Tudor airliners |
| Avro Lancaster | Classic Avro designed WWII night bomber |
| Avro Lincoln | Long range heavy bomber based on Lancaster |
| Avro Shackleton | Long range reconnaissance aircraft based on Avro Lancaster / Lincoln |
| Avro Tutor | RAF training aircraft used between the wars |
| Avro Vulcan | Four engined delta winged strategic bomber |
| Avro York | WW2 transport aircraft based on Lancaster flying surfaces with a new fuselage |
| AW Argosy | Armstrong Whitworth 650, large high wing twin boom turboprop transport |
| AW Meteor | Night fighter redesign of the Gloster Meteor |
| AW Whitley | Armstrong Whitworth bomber used until early in WWII |
| B-V Chinook | American Tandem rotor heavy lift transport helicopter |
| BAC 1-11 | Short haul jet airliner |
| BAC Strikemaster | Development of Jet Provost with underwing hard points for ground attack |
| BAC TSR-2 | Twin engined delta winged Strike bomber designed as Canberra replacement |
| BAC.221 | Fairey FD2 with revised concorde Ogee wing shape |
| BAe EAP | Single seat delta canard technology demonstrator |
| BAe Harrier | Larger and much improved version of the classic VTOL ground attack aircraft |
| BAe Hawk | Tandem seat jet trainer built by BAe |
| BAe Sea Harrier | Single engined VSTOL jet fighter based on Harrier with revised cockpit layout |
| BAE Systems Nimrod | Virtually new build upgrade maritime patrol and ISTAR platform |
| BAE Systems Phoenix | UAV |
| BAe.125 | Hugely successful business jet |
| BAe.146 | 4 jet STOL passenger transport |
| BAT Bantam | Light between the wars biplane |
| Beagle B206 | Twin engined 6 seat light aircraft |
| Beagle Basset | Military version of Beagle 206 |
| Beagle D5/180 Husky | Highwing monoplane spotter plane |
| Beagle Terrier | Highwing monoplane spotter plane |
| Beech Cochise | Military version of Beech 55 Baron twin engined four seat transport. |
| Beech Expeditor | Military version of Beech 18 twin engined transport |
| Beech King Air | Twin turboprop T-tailed transport and training aircraft |
| Beech Mentor | Beech T-34, twin seat aircraft, used for training |
| Beech Staggerwing | Single engined bi-plane |
| Beech Traveller | Beechcraft built trainer, based on the UC43 |
| Bell 212 | Updated and enlarged version of the UH-1 powered by twin turboshaft engines |
| Bell Airacobra | Bell P-39 World War II fighter with tri-cycle undercarraige |
| Bell Griffin | UK version of Bell 212 light transport and general utility helicopter |
| BH-7 Wellington | Large general purpose transport Hovercraft |
| Blackburn Baffin | Development of the Blackburn Ripon |
| Blackburn Beverley | Blackburn's large high wing transport aircraft |
| Blackburn Buccaneer | Blackburn post war low level strike attack aircraft |
| Blackburn Skua | Naval piston engined torpedo bomber |
| Bleriot | Early French built aircraft |
| BN Defender | Twin engined multi role light utility aircraft |
| BN Islander | Rugged twin engined light transport aircraft |
| Boeing ScanEagle | Swept wing trials UAV aircraft |
| Boeing Sentry | Boeing AWACS aircraft based on B707 airliner |
| Boeing Washington | RAF operated version of the B-29 Superfortress |
| Bombardier Sentinel | RAF J-STARS platform based on Bombadier business jet |
| BP Balliol | Boulton Paul P.108 post war advanced trainer |
| BP Defiant | Boulton Paul World War II heavy fighter |
| BP Sea Balliol | 1950's Naval 3 seat trainer powered by RR Merlin |
| BP.111 | Boulton Paul experimental delta wing research aircraft |
| Brewster Bermuda | Brewster SB2A World War II dive bomber |
| Bristol 170 Freighter | High wing boxlike fuselage twin engine transport |
| Bristol 173 | Prototype 13 seat tandem rotor helicopter |
| Bristol 188 | High speed jet research aircraft |
| Bristol Beaufighter | Bristol's twin engined long range World War II fighter |
| Bristol Beaufort | Bristol's twin engined torpedo bomber |
| Bristol Belvedere | Bristol's large twin rotor transport helicopter |
| Bristol Blenheim | Bristol's long range twin engined light bomber |
| Bristol Brigand | Bristol built high speed twin engined light bomber |
| Bristol Britannia | Bristol 175 large 4 propeller passenger aircraft |
| Bristol F.2 | World War I observation aircraft |
| Bristol Fighter | World War I fighter aircraft |
| Bristol M.1 | First World War British monoplane |
| Bristol Sycamore | Piston engined transport helicopter |
| Brunswick | German built single seat high wing plane |
| Bucker Bestmann | Bucker Bu.181 Luftwaffe liaison aircraft |
| Canadair Sabre | Swept wing jet powered day fighter |
| Cessna Bird Dog | Two seat, single prop engined, high wing monoplane aircraft used for liaison and FAC, from 1950 |
| Cessna Crane | AT-17 Bobcat twin prop trainer |
| Cierva C.30 | Between the wars autogyro |
| Cody V | Biplane from before WWI |
| Consolidated Catalina | WWII Twin engined high wing long range amphibian bomber/transport |
| Consolidated Liberator | American four engined heavy bomber |
| Curtiss 'Jenny' | Very early biplane |
| Curtiss Kittyhawk | Single engined WWII day fighter |
| Curtiss Tomahawk | Curtiss built single seat WWII fighter |
| Curtiss Warhawk | Curtis built WWII day fighter |
| Cushioncraft | Hovercraft |
| Dassault Super Etendard | Dassault built carrier based, strike fighter aircraft |
| Dassault-Dornier Alpha Jet | Light attack trainer |
| Desert Hawk | Unmanned aerial drone |
| Desford Trainer | Wooden twin engined trainer built after WWII |
| DH Comet | World's first large jet passenger transport |
| DH Devon | De Havilland twin prop passenger transport/communications aircraft |
| DH Dragon Rapide | De Haviland light biplane transport evolved from DH84 |
| DH Heron | De Havilland four prop passenger transport aircraft |
| DH Hornet Moth | Pre war De Havilland four seat tourer biplane |
| DH Jackaroo | Four seat development of Tiger Moth trainer |
| DH Leopard Moth | Pre war De Havilland four seat tourer biplane |
| DH Mosquito | All wooden twin engined night/day fighter bomber |
| DH Moth Minor | Pre war De Havilland tandem seat tourer biplane |
| DH Puss Moth | Pre war De Havilland four seat tourer biplane |
| DH Queen Bee | Pilotless target version of Tiger Moth biplane trainer |
| DH Sea Devon | De Havilland twin prop passenger transport aircraft as used by the Royal Navy |
| DH Sea Heron | De Havilland four prop passenger transport aircraft as used by the Royal Navy |
| DH Sea Hornet | All wooden twin engined single seat fighter bomber optimised for use at sea |
| DH Sea Vampire | Navalised version of the de Havilland twin boom jet fighter |
| DH Sea Venom | Design development based on Venom family with radar |
| DH Sea Vixen | Large twin engined twin boom naval fighter bomber |
| DH Tiger Moth | De Havilland designed tandem seat biplane training aircraft |
| DH Vampire | De Havilland twin boom single engined fighter / trainer |
| DH Venom | De Havilland twin boom single engined fighter with semiswept wing |
| DH.60 | De Havilland twin seat, biplane training aircraft, including Gipsy Moth |
| DH.84 Dragon | De Havilland DH.84 light biplane transport |
| DH.88 Comet | De Havilland high speed transport |
| DH.89 Dominie | De Havilland military version of the Rapide light biplane transport |
| DH.9 | De Havilland World War I aircraft |
| DHC Beaver | STOL light transport, observation and communications aircraft |
| DHC Chipmunk | De Havilland Canada DHC-1 post war basic trainer |
| DHC Otter | High wing monoplane single engined transport |
| Diamond Twin Star | Diamond DA42 aerial survey aircraft |
| Douglas Boston | WWII twin engined bomber |
| Douglas Dakota | Douglas twin prop transport |
| Douglas Skymaster | C-54 military version of the Douglas DC-4 |
| Douglas Skyraider | Douglas built, carrier based aircraft from the end of WW2 |
| E.P.9 | Rugged STOL high wing transport with rear loading hatch |
| EE Canberra | English Electric twin jet bomber |
| EE Lightning | Twin engined swept wing interceptor |
| EE P.1 | English Electric high speed development aircraft |
| Elbit Lydian 450 | Elbit produced UAV |
| EON Eton | Single seat primary glider built by Elliott's of Newbury (EON)(Rectangular shaped tailplane) |
| EoN Olympia | Glider |
| Eurocopter Dauphin | Medium sized SAR, and general purpose helicopter |
| Eurocopter Squirrel | General purpose transport / training helicopter |
| Eurofighter | Twin engined delta canard fighter |
| Eurofighter Typhoon | Twin engined delta canard fighter |
| Fairchild Argus | Fairchild UC-61 light communications and transport aircraft from World War II |
| Fairchild Cornell | Pre war piston engined monoplane trainer |
| Fairey Albacore | Fairey produced, World War II carrier based reconnaissance biplane |
| Fairey Barracuda | Fairey and Boulton Paul produced carrier based torpedo bomber |
| Fairey Battle | Fairey built single engined bomber, outclassed by World War II |
| Fairey FD.2 | Delta winged high speed research aircraft |
| Fairey Firefly | Postwar Naval fighter bomber |
| Fairey Fulmar | WWII naval torpedo bomber |
| Fairey Gannet | Fairey antisubmarine and COD naval aircraft powered by AS twin mamba |
| Fairey Rotodyne | Heavy lift compound transport helicopter |
| Fairey Swordfish | Piston engined naval biplane torpedo bomber |
| Fairey Ultra-Light | Lightweight helicopter powered by jet eflux from rotor tips |
| Fiat CR.42 | WWII radial engined biplane fighter |
| Fieseler Fi.156 | High wing Stol capable single engined transport |
| FMA Pucara | Argentinian built twin turboprop ground attack aircraft |
| Folland Gnat | Lightweight tandem seat swept wing jet trainer |
| Foster Wikner Wicko | Two-seat high winged monoplane built for communication duties |
| GAF Jindivik | Viper engined pilotless drone target aircraft |
| GAL Hamilcar | WWII Heavy lift glider transport |
| GAL Hotspur | WW2 transport glider |
| GAL.42 Cygnet | Unusual tricycle undercarriage light transport/trainer |
| GD Fighting Falcon | General Dynamics F-16, multi role fighter aircraft from 1977, 'Fighting Falcon' |
| General Atomics Reaper | General Atomics MQ-9 surveillance and attack UAV, based on an enlarged MQ-1 Predator with a much more powerful engine |
| Gloster E.28/39 | Britains first jet aircraft, low wing monoplane |
| Gloster Gamecock | Single seat, biplane aircraft from 1924 |
| Gloster Gauntlet | Single seat, single prop engined, biplane fighter, from 1934 |
| Gloster Gladiator | WWII radial engined biplane fighter |
| Gloster Javelin | Twin engined delta winged day / night fighter |
| Gloster Meteor | Twin jet engined fighter / night fighter |
| Gloster Sea Gladiator | WWII radial engined biplane fighter |
| Grob Vigilant | Composite construction powered training glider |
| Grob Viking | Modern composite training glider |
| Grumman Avenger | Carrier based World War II torpedo bomber built by Grumman |
| Grumman Goose | Seven seat, twin engined high wing seaplane, from 1938 |
| Grumman Hellcat | Grumman built naval day fighter |
| Grumman Martlet | Grumman built naval day fighter |
| Grumman Wildcat | Grumman built WWII carrier borne fighter |
| Grunau Baby | German pre war training glider |
| HAL HT-2 | Indian primary trainer |
| Hawker Audax | A light observation biplane version of the Hawker Hart used between the wars |
| Hawker Demon | Inter war biplane fighter optimised for naval use one, of the Hind family |
| Hawker Fury | Legendary interwar biplane Fighter designed by Sir Sydney Camm |
| Hawker Hart | Single engined biplane day bomber of similar design to the Hind |
| Hawker Hind | Classic inter war biplane fighter bomber designed by Sir Sydney Camm |
| Hawker Hunter | Classic 50's Hawker designed sweptwing single engined fighter |
| Hawker Hurricane | Classic Hawker built WWII Fighter / Fighter Bomber |
| Hawker Kestrel | Intermediate development batch of Harrier VSTOL Fighter |
| Hawker Nimrod | Naval single engined biplane fighter of similar design to the Fury |
| Hawker P.1052 | Swept wing prototype based on the P1040 seahawk |
| Hawker P.1121 | Unflown company demonstrator |
| Hawker P.1127 | Prototype version of Harrier VSTOL jet fighter |
| Hawker Sea Fury | Large radial engined low wing monoplane naval fighter |
| Hawker Sea Hawk | Royal Navy's first jet engined fighter bomber |
| Hawker Sea Hurricane | Navailised version of the classic Hawker built WWII Fighter |
| Hawker Tempest | WWII monoplane ground attack fighter bomber |
| Hawker Tomtit | Two seat basic trainer and light sports aircraft |
| Hawker Typhoon | Single seat interceptor fighter and fighter bomber |
| HD.1 | Hovercraft built for trials evaluation |
| Heinkel He.162 | German WWII single engined jet fighter |
| Hiller | Twin seat piston engined training helicopter |
| Horten Ho | German WWII swept wing glider |
| HP Halifax | Four engined heavy bomber |
| HP Hampden | Twin engined light duty bomber |
| HP Hastings | Four engined heavy lift transport aircraft |
| HP Victor | Swept wing 1950's nuclear bomber / tanker |
| HP.115 | Delta wing research aircraft built to investigate low speed handling |
| HP.39 Gugnunc | Late 1920's Handley Page biplane |
| HS Andover | Twin turboprop STOL transport aircraft produced by Hawker Siddeley |
| HS Dominie | Military version of HS.125 business jet |
| HS Harrier | Single engined VSTOL jet fighter bomber |
| HS Nimrod | Maritime patrol aircraft based on Comet airliner |
| HS P.1127 | 1965 development of the original Hawker P.1127 for the RAF |
| HS.125 | Classic de Havilland designed executive twin jet transport |
| HS.748 | Twin turboprop civil and military transport aircraft |
| HS.801 | Prototype for a maritime patrol aircraft based on Comet airliner |
| Humming Bird | De Havilland light aircraft built for Lymne trials |
| Hunting H.126 | Research aircraft built to investigate boundary layer control |
| Hunting Jet Provost | Twin seat single engined military trainer |
| Jet Gyrodyne | Experimental compound helicopter with rotors powered by Jet tip thrust |
| Junkers Ju.88 | WWII twin engined German day bomber |
| Kaman K-Max | Light transport helicopter with a 6,000 lb external load capacity that can be flown remotely as an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) |
| Kittiwake | Home built twin seat light aircraft |
| Klemm Swallow | Two seat low wing light aircraft developed from German Klemm L.25 |
| Lockheed Electra | Military variant of Lockheed L10 Electra pre war airliner. |
| Lockheed Hercules | Four engined turboprop heavy lift military transport |
| Lockheed Hudson | WWII twin engined bomber / transport aircraft |
| Lockheed L12 | Twin prop, 6 seat passenger transport aircraft |
| Lockheed Lodestar | Twin engined civil transport aircraft |
| Lockheed Neptune | Twin engined maritime patrol aircraft |
| Lockheed TriStar | Tanker / Transport aircraft based on L-1011 civil airliner |
| Lockheed Ventura | WWII anti submarine bomber based on Lockeed twin engined comercial transport |
| Martinsyde Buzzard F.4 | Single seat, UK built, single prop engined biplane fighter from 1917 |
| McDD Eagle | McDonnell F-15, single seat, twin engined fighter, now also a twin seat bomber aircraft from 1976 |
| McDD Harrier | US produced variant of the improved Harrier |
| McDD Phantom | Swept wing tandem seat jet naval Fighter bomber |
| Messerschmitt Bf.108 | Messerschmitt 4 seat, single prop utility aircraft from 1934, also built by Nord as the N.1002 Pingouin |
| Messerschmitt Bf.109 | Messerschmitt World War II Luftwaffe single engined fighter |
| Messerschmitt Me.262 | Messerschmitt, twin jet engined fighter from 1944 |
| Meteor Mirach 100/5 | Jet powered high speed target drone |
| Mil Mi-17 | Transport helicopter from the Mil Design Bureau, export version of the Mi-8 with upgraded engines, NATO code 'Hip' |
| Miles Hawk Major | Pre war Miles low wing tandem seat aircraft |
| Miles Hawk Trainer | Pre war Miles low wing tandem seat aircraft built for the RAF |
| Miles M.100 Student | One off swept wing jet trainer with seating for 4 |
| Miles M.18 | Pre war Miles low wing communications aircraft |
| Miles Magister | WWII Miles low wing tandem seat trainer built for the RAF |
| Miles Martinet | WWII radial engined target tug / trainer |
| Miles Messenger | Single engined wooden communications aircraft |
| Miles Mohawk | Pre war Miles low wing tandem seat aircraft |
| Miles Monarch | Pre war Miles low wing aircraft |
| Miles Whitney Straight | Pre-war M-11A monoplane built by Miles Aircraft and impressed for the Royal Navy and RAF |
| ML Utility | Prototype light observation aircraft with an inflatable wing |
| Morane BB | French built biplane fighter |
| NA Harvard | RAF designation for the T-6 monoplane radial engined wartime basic trainer |
| NA Mitchell | Twin engined American day bomber |
| NA Mustang | North American P-51, single seat, single prop engined monoplane fighter from 1941 |
| NA Trojan | North American T-28, two seat, single prop engined trainer and light attack aircraft |
| Nieuport | Single seat, French built, single prop engined biplane fighter |
| Northrop Chukar | Northrop BQM-74 drone target used by the Navy |
| Northrop Shelduck | Northrop MQM-36/KD2R-5 piston engined target drone |
| Panavia Tornado | European variable geometry ground attack and fighter aircraft |
| Percival Gull | Pre war Percival touring aircraft |
| Percival Pembroke | Twin engined, high wing communications / transport aircraft |
| Percival Prentice | Single engined three seat basic trainer |
| Percival Proctor | WWII Four seat single engined communications aircraft |
| Percival Provost | Radial engined low wing basic trainer |
| Percival Q6 | Twin prop passenger transport aircraft |
| Percival Sea Prince | Twin engined, high wing civil transport aircraft as used by Royal Navy |
| Pilatus PC-9 | Tandem seat turboprop training aircraft |
| Piper PA.31 | Piper Navajo Chieftan twin engined communications aircraft |
| Pitcairn | American built biplane training aircraft |
| PZL TS-11 | Polish designed Iskra andvanced jet trainer |
| RAF BE.2 | WWI biplane day bomber |
| RAF RE.8 | WWI biplane observation arcraft |
| RAF SE.5 | WWI biplane fighter |
| SA Bulldog | Scottish Aviation light trainer |
| SA Jetstream | Turboprop military transport / training aircraft |
| SA Pioneer | Radial engined high wing STOL communications / transport aircraft |
| SA Twin Pioneer | Rugged twin engined STOL high wing transport aircraft |
| Saro P.531 | Prototype twin seat naval patrol / attack helicopter |
| Saro Skeeter | SARO designed piston engined light transport helicopter |
| Saro SRA.1 | Jet powered single seat flying boat fighter aircraft |
| Schempp-Hirth Cirrus | Glider |
| Schempp-Hirth Kestrel | Schempp-Hirth Janus two seat high performance glass fibre sailplane |
| Schleicher Ka.6 | Single seat enclosed cockpit high wing wooden low performance glider built by Schleicher in Germany |
| Schleicher Valiant | Single seat glass fibre T-tailed high performance sailplane built by Schleicher |
| Schleicher Vanguard | Two-seat glass fibre T tailed training glider built by Schleicher |
| SEPECAT Jaguar | Anglo French ground attack aircraft |
| Short 184 | Single engined biplane observation seaplane |
| Short Belfast | Shorts built extremely large transport aircraft |
| Short Felixstowe | Twin engine biplane seaplane from 1917 |
| Short MATS-B | Target drone |
| Short Sandringham | Four engined flying boat |
| Short SB.5 | Jet powered research aircraft built to explore the low speed handling of the Lightning |
| Short SC.1 | Single seat VSTOL research aircraft |
| Short SC.9 | Canberra PR9 converted for Red Top development |
| Short Solent | Large four engined passenger carrying seaplane |
| Short Stirling | Short designed 4 engine heavy WWII bomber |
| Short Sunderland | Long range four engined anti submarine flying boat |
| Short Tucano | Tandem seat turboprop training aircraft |
| Sikorsky Hoverfly | WWII Sikorsky built light transport helicopter |
| Sikorsky Sea King | Successful US built naval helicopter. |
| Sikorsky Whirlwind | Sikorsky built S-55 provided for UK service |
| Skyship | Semi rigid Airship designed for observation / passenger transport |
| Slingsby Cadet | Slingsby T.7 (TX1) and T.8 (TX2) single seat glider, T.31 (TX3) two-seat glider |
| Slingsby Grasshopper | T.38 single seat primary glider built by Slingsby. (Triangular shaped tailplane) |
| Slingsby Gull T15 | Inovative Slingsby built glider |
| Slingsby Prefect | Single seat open cockpit high wing strutted wooden intermediate glider, built by Slingsby |
| Slingsby Sedbergh | Wooden twin seat training glider |
| Slingsby Swallow | Single seat enclosed cockpit low performance wooden glider built by Slingsby as the T.45 |
| Slingsby T.34A Sky | Single seat enclosed cockpit high wing wooden intermediate glider |
| Slingsby T.53B | Tandem two-seat metal training glider with a T-tail |
| Slingsby T.6 Kite | Single seat open cockpit gull winged strutted wooden pre-war design built by Slingsby |
| Slingsby Venture | Two seat side by side fabric covered motor glider built by Slingsby as the type T.61F |
| Sopwith Baby | WWI Naval seaplane bomber |
| Sopwith Camel | Sopwith World War I fighter |
| Sopwith Dolphin | Early twenties Sopwith designed naval fighter |
| Sopwith Pup | WWI Biplane fighter |
| Sopwith Snipe | WWI Fighter designed as Camel successor |
| Sopwith Triplane | WWI RFC fighter with triple wing layout |
| SPAD VII | WWI French built, biplane fighter/reconnaissance aircraft |
| SPAD VIII | WWI biplane fighter |
| Spartan 7W | WWII US Trainer aircraft |
| SR.53 | Experimental mixed fuel rocket / jet fighter built as part of SR177 programme |
| SR.N5 Warden | Hovercraft built for trials evaluation |
| SR.N6 Winchester | Hovercraft built for Army trials evaluation |
| Stearman Kaydet | Model 75, two seat, single prop engined biplane trainer, also known as N1S, N2S, PT13, PT17 |
| Stinson Reliant | American communications / transport aircraft |
| Sud Aviation Alouette | Sud Aviation built light helicopter |
| Sukhoi Su-26 | Sukhoi built advanced trainer aircraft |
| Supermarine Attacker | Carrier based single seat jet fighter produced by Supermarine |
| Supermarine S.6 | Schnieder trophy winning high speed seaplane |
| Supermarine Scimitar | Naval twin engined swept wing fighter |
| Supermarine Sea Otter | Single engined biplane SAR seaplane |
| Supermarine Seafire | Navalised Spitfire |
| Supermarine Southampton | Large biplane twin engined communication and transport seaplane |
| Supermarine Spitfire | Iconic RJ Mitchell designed WWII fighter |
| Supermarine Swift | Swept wing jet fighter developed as backup to Hawker Hunter |
| Supermarine Walrus | Single engined biplane SAR seaplane |
| Taylorcraft Plus | Highwing monoplane spotter plane |
| Thrust Measuring Rig | Flying Bedstead thrust measuring rig powered by two RR Nene jet engines |
| Twin Squirrel AS.355 | Twin engined general purpose transport / training helicopter |
| Vickers Valetta | Twin piston engined military transport aircraft derived from Wellington |
| Vickers Valiant | Swept wing 1950's nuclear bomber / tanker |
| Vickers Varsity | RAF navigation trainer based on Valetta |
| Vickers VC10 | Vickers 4 engined jet airliner converted for tanker / transport use |
| Vickers Viking | Commercial version of Valetta transport |
| Vickers Vimy | Three seat, twin prop engined biplane heavy bomber, from 1917 |
| Vickers Vincent | 1930's general purpose biplane optimised for use in the Midddle East |
| Vickers Viscount | Four engined turboprop commercial passenger airliner |
| Vickers Wellington | WWII Bomber designed by Rex Pierson featuring an innovative geodetic structure |
| Vought Corsair | World War II carrier based fighter |
| VS.510 | Experimental swept wing aircraft based on Attacker fuselage |
| Vultee Vengeance | Vultee built WWII naval dive bomber |
| WACO Hadrian | Waco CG-4A WWII assault glider |
| Wallis WA.116 | Autogyro designed by Wg Cmdr Ken Wallis |
| Watchkeeper | Thales development of the Elbit Hermes 450 |
| Westland Apache | Tandem seat attack helicopter |
| Westland Dragonfly | Westland built light helicopter |
| Westland Lynx | Anglo French Military attack / transport helicopter |
| Westland Lysander | High wing monoplane STOL light transport aircraft |
| Westland Pterodactyl | Westland built experimental tailless monoplane aircraft |
| Westland Scout | Four seat turboshaft powered army attack helicopter |
| Westland Sea King | Medium lift twin engined SAR helicopter |
| Westland Super Lynx | Growth development of the Lynx helicopter |
| Westland Wallace | Two seat general purpose biplane used in expedition to fly over Mt Everest |
| Westland Wasp | Single engined light anti submarine helicopter |
| Westland Wessex | Westland built version of S58 |
| Westland Whirlwind | Westland built version of S55 |
| Westland Wyvern | Single engined contra-propelled carrier-bourne aircraft built for the Royal Navy |
| Westland-Bell Sioux | AAC operated version of Bell 47 light transport helicopter |