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Handley Page W9a Hampstead G-EBLE City of New York

Handley Page W9a Hampstead, G-EBLE, City of New York, of Imperial Airways

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This photograph showcases the Handley Page W9a Hampstead, registration number G-EBLE, affectionately named "City of New York," as it gracefully takes to the skies. The Handley Page W9a Hampstead is a British biplane transport aircraft, designed and manufactured by Handley Page Ltd. between 1931 and 1935. The aircraft's sleek design and distinctive features are on full display in this image, including its streamlined fuselage, large wings, and twin engines. The "City of New York" is adorned with the insignia of Imperial Airways, the British airline company for which it flew. The photograph was likely taken at Hampstead Heath Aerodrome, located in London, England, which was a popular destination for aviation enthusiasts and was used by Imperial Airways for maintenance and crew training. The name "City of New York" pays homage to the transatlantic flights that connected the United States and Europe, making this aircraft a symbol of the growing importance of air travel in the interwar period. The Handley Page W9a Hampstead was a significant advancement in aviation technology, with a maximum speed of 154 miles per hour and a range of over 1,000 miles. Its innovative design and reliable performance made it a popular choice for both civilian and military applications, serving with distinction during World War II. This photograph captures a moment in history when the world was becoming more connected through the air, and the Handley Page W9a Hampstead, "City of New York," was a testament to the ingenuity and ambition of the aviation industry.

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