Delta Wing Collection

A pair of Avro Vulcan bombers seen here taking part in the fly past at RAF Scampton, Lincoln. Were there was a ceremony to mark the shut down of Bomber Command

Avro 698 Vulcan B-2
RAF Avro Vulcan V-Bomber Date: 1950s

Gloster Javelin FAW-4
RAF Gloster Javelin Faw-4 Date: 1959

Saab JA 37 Viggen and Saab JAS 39 Gripen fighters of the Swedish Air Force

Swedish Airforce Saab 210 Double-Delta Jet Research Airc?
Swedish Airforce Saab 210 Double-Delta Jet Research Aircraft Flying with Tuffed Wing Date: 1950s

Nissan DeltaWing Launch 13th March 2012 Duncan Dayton. Copyright Free FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY (Credit: Nissan) ref: Digital Image Only

Chase plane and remote-piloted test vehicle X-48, USA, 2008. Creator: Lori Losey
Chase plane and remote-piloted test vehicle X-48, USA, 2008. The view from a NASA chase plane following one of the first flights of the remote-piloted test vehicle X-48

X-48B remotely piloted aircraft, USA, 2010. Creator: Tony Landis
X-48B remotely piloted aircraft, USA, 2010. NASA engineer Gary Cosentino prepares the X-48B for flight. Researchers used the remotely piloted subscale X-48 hybrid/blended-wing-body (BWB)

Research into greener aircraft, 2011. Creator: NASA
Research into greener aircraft, 2011. Three industry teams studied how to meet NASAs goals for making future aircraft burn 50 percent less fuel than aircraft that entered service in 1998

Concorde 002, the British built prototype of the Anglo-French supersonic airliner seen here taking to the skies for the very first time at Filton

Defence Secretary Denis Healey and Air Chief Marshal Sir Wallace Kyle walk past a Vulcan bomber parked in the static display at RAF Scampton, Lincoln

Avro 698 Vulcan B-1 Rolls-Royce Avon Powered Prototype Taking-Off Date: 1952

Gloster Javelin T-3
RAF Gloster Javelin T-3 Date: 1959

Avro 698 Vulcan
The Avro 698 Vulcan Taxiing at the Farnborough Airshow in 1952 with Aircraft Parked Behind Date: 1952

An Avro Vulcan bomber of the Royal Air Force, landing at Volkel Air Base, The Netherlands

Saab JA 37 Viggen fighter plane of the Swedish Air Force in Midnight Sun paint scheme

Cartoon illustration of a Royal Air Force Vulcan bomber

Two F-5 Tiger IIs and an A-4E Skyhawk in flight above the Pacific Ocean
Three TOPGUN fighters from the Navy Fighter Weapons School zoom above the Pacific during a training mission. Top to bottom: F-5F Tiger II, F-5E Tiger II, and A-4E Skyhawk

Saab 35 Draken fighter of the Swedish Air Force Historic Flight

Saab JA 37 Viggen fighter of the Swedish Air Force

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The delta wing, a revolutionary design that has left an indelible mark on the world of aviation. From the Avro 698 Vulcan B-2 to the Saab JA 37 Viggen and Saab JAS 39 Gripen fighters of the Swedish Air Force, this distinctive shape has proven its worth time and time again. In awe-inspiring displays at RAF Scampton, a pair of Avro Vulcan bombers showcased their prowess during a flypast. The Avro 698 Vulcan B-1 also made its presence known, leaving spectators in awe with its sleek lines and powerful performance. Not limited to military aircraft alone, the delta wing found its way into research projects as well. The Swedish Airforce's Saab 210 Double-Delta Jet Research Aircraft pushed boundaries and expanded our understanding of aerodynamics. Meanwhile, other notable examples like the Gloster Javelin FAW-4 demonstrated how this innovative design could be applied to fighter jets for maximum efficiency and maneuverability. Even beyond Earth's atmosphere, the delta wing continued to make waves. The Chase plane and remote-piloted test vehicle X-48 from USA's aerospace industry showed us just how far this concept could take us in terms of technological advancements. With sustainability becoming increasingly important in aviation, research efforts turned towards greener aircraft solutions. In 2011, NASA delved into exploring environmentally friendly options using delta-winged prototypes - paving the way for a more sustainable future in flight. From military might to cutting-edge research endeavors, these captivating images showcase just some of the many ways in which the delta wing has revolutionized aviation throughout history. Its unique shape continues to inspire engineers and pilots alike as they strive for innovation above our skies.