McDonnell Douglas Phantom FG.1 Mk.IIDWithout doubt, one of the most successful jet aircraft of the post war era, the incredible American produced McDonnell Douglas F 4 Phantom saw service with a number of international air arms, with Britain becoming a significant operator. Originally purchased to equip the Royal Navy with a modern replacement for their ageing De Havilland Sea Vixens, Fleet Air Arm Phantoms had the primary role of defending the fleet against air attack in all weather,
the tall wooden tail
The six ‘Type 41s‘ shared the same chassis and engine
In all 434 Sea Hawks were built for the Royal Navy
Although the Lancashire-based English Electric Company had gained plenty of experience in building aircraft during the Second World War
an advanced inline-six engine and top of the line electronics
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The gunner and loader operator are on the left
But it was not very manoeuvrable and difficult to pilot
The first serial version of the Bü 131A (1934 first flying) has proved to be a very successful machine
It was soon seen that the Dvina was far superior to the SA-1 Guild which was developed about the same time and quickly replaced it
The D-20 is in operation in at least 13 countries and has been license manufactured in the People's Republic of China as the Type 66 (or the improved version Type 66-1)
The A-320 family is by far the most successful plane of the European Airbus Industries with over 5
