Planes Collection (page 14)

Lt Warneford shoots down a Zeppelin raider over Belgium on 7th June 1915
700940 Lt Warneford shoots down a Zeppelin raider over Belgium on 7th June 1915 and wins the Victoria Cross (colour litho) by Crosby

Britains New Flying Services, 15th August 1914 (colour litho)
700938 Britains New Flying Services, 15th August 1914 (colour litho) by Clark, Christopher (1875-1942) (after); Private Collection; (add.info)

An Aeriel duel: The Blind Spot, from Cassells History of the British People published by
2638033 An Aeriel duel: The Blind Spot, from Cassells History of the British People published by the Waverley Book Company Limited, c.1940 (colour litho) by Arnold

The Fastest Two-Seater Aircraft in the Country: Demons
HJA248916 The Fastest Two-Seater Aircraft in the Country: Demons flying in echelon right-up formation, from The Illustrated London News Royal Naval and Military Number

Plane flying over Stonehenge, Wiltshire (b / w photo)
3094757 Plane flying over Stonehenge, Wiltshire (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Plane flying over Stonehenge, Wiltshire)

Plane filled with flowers (colour photo)
3095452 Plane filled with flowers (colour photo) by French Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Plane filled with flowers)

Post being delivered by drone (colour litho)
3093969 Post being delivered by drone (colour litho) by French School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Post being delivered by drone)

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Joy ride
Piotr Wrobel

Modern Bastille day
Marc Pelissier

Extreme Landscape
Assaf Gavra

escort service
Markus Hülsbusch

Fingers
Pawel Popowicz

Into the Inferno
Leon

Patrouille Suisse
Leon

520255

Last call
Pawel Majewski

Sweet Kisses
Gyula Szabo

Garra
Chencho Mendoza

WingWalkers
Leon

The Aerostars
Knut Saglien

Frecce Tricolori
J. Antonio Pardo

Airborne#1 The Loading
Martin Van Hoecke

geometrical planes
Gilbert Claes

FRECCE TRICOLORE
EMANUELE CALEFFI

The turn (virata)
EMANUELE CALEFFI

Burn up
Chris Hamilton

septum
Gilbert Claes

canvas
Gilbert Claes

Swansea Airport. The Red Pelicans take off to give their display at the Air Day at Swansea airport. 12th June 1967

Two of nine Fleet Air Arm Fairey Swordfish bombers launched from a Royal Navy Aircraft carrier travelling to attack the German battleship Bismarck in the Atlantic Ocean during the Second Word War

Picture showing how heavy rain in northern Russia hampered the activities of the RAF Wing, the improvised landing ground being frequently water-logged and ankle deep in mud

Mustang IIIs, the new long range fighter aircraft of the Royal Air Force, fly here in echelon step up formation as they form part of the escort to Allied heavy bombers in daylight operations over

A Wildcat plane passes over a US Navy Landing Ship as it discharges a Sherman tank onto a beach during pre-invasion training exercises in the United States

Snow and heavy rainfall turned North African and Italian airfields into swamps, but the bad weather did not stop flying from these waterlogged fields

RAF Mosquito intruders which gained fame for their train busting exploits while operating from Malta to Sicily, are now carrying on their work from bases in Italy

As recently reported, the Norwegian Air Force has taken over a general reconnaissance squadron which is operating from an English aerodrome somewhere in the United Kingdom

Over two hundred and fifty enemy aircraft have been shot down since D-day by night fighters operating from bases on the continent

The Fairey Swordfish biplane torpedo bomber, operated by the Fleet Air Arm of the Royal Navy, in flight during the Second World War. Circa 1944

"Deck landing"training of Fleet Air Arm pilots at a Royal Naval Air Station
" Deck landing" training of Fleet Air Arm pilots at a Royal Naval Air Station. Photo shows: Pilots scramble. Naval Swordfish ranged on the deck at a naval shore station for immediate take

An RAF Hawker Hurricane in flight during the Second World War. Circa 1941

Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm pilots in training exercises during the Second World War. Picture shows: Wheeling out the torpedo to be fitted to their aircraft. March 1941

This British Hurricane aircraft has been presented by the RAF to the Major General commanding the Northern Red Fleet Air Arm, who is sitting in the cockpit of the plane. Circa 1943

Hurricane fighter planes, equipped with special anti-tank guns, accounted. for many enemy tanks in the Western Desert. Picture shows

Lady MacRobert of Douneside, Tarland, Aberdeenshire has presented the RAF with four Hurricanes which will soon be in action in the Middle East. Three are named after airman sons killed in action

Fighter support planes circle round a New Zealand column in the Western Desert during the battle of Egypt. August 1942

Picture taken on board the British Escort carrier Campania during a recent British convoy to and from Russia when a U-boat was sunk

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Planes have always held a special place in history, representing power, courage, and innovation. From the Passing Out Parade at RAF Cranwell to the iconic Navy Cut: HMS Vanguard from 1940-1960, these magnificent machines have shaped our world. The F4 Phantom at RAF Coningsby showcases the technological advancements of aviation, while the 2011 Goodwood Revival brings together a Lancaster Bomber with Spitfire aircraft for an awe-inspiring display. Witnessing this aerial performance is truly unforgettable. In another breathtaking moment captured during the same event, a Lancaster bomber and two Spitfires soar through the skies in perfect harmony. The sheer elegance and precision leave spectators speechless. Looking back to history, we remember the B-17 Flying Fortresses of the 303rd Bomber Group in 1945. These mighty planes played a crucial role during World War II and symbolize bravery in times of adversity. The Westland Lysander from 1941 remains an enigma as its creator remains unknown. This mysterious plane adds an air of intrigue to its already fascinating design. Speaking of World War II bombers, who can forget about the Bristol Blenheim? Its distinctive silhouette evokes memories of wartime heroism and sacrifice. Taking flight under one of France's most iconic landmarks -the Eiffel Tower- is no small feat. It takes skill and precision to navigate such tight spaces while capturing hearts below with its daring display. A glimpse into history reveals a runway perspective from 1941 by Eric Ravilious. This artwork transports us back in time when every takeoff was filled with anticipation and hope for victory against all odds. Looking towards future possibilities, Airbus A350 artist impression gives us a taste of what lies ahead in aviation technology. With sleek lines and innovative features, it promises efficiency like never before. Finally, skywriting spells out "Happy Birthday" amidst clouds adorned with butterflies created through digital manipulation.