Cordner No.1
Discover the Cordner No.1, the pioneering 1909 aircraft built by Irish engineer Joseph Cordner. A single-seater, JAP-powered marvel tested in Northern Ireland.
Discover the Cordner No.1, the pioneering 1909 aircraft built by Irish engineer Joseph Cordner. A single-seater, JAP-powered marvel tested in Northern Ireland.
Explore the Berliner CM-4, the innovative 1928 parasol-wing aircraft. Learn about its design, certification as the first parasol with ATC, and variants produced.
Explore the CASA CN-235, a versatile Spanish-Indonesian military transport aircraft, renowned for its STOL capabilities and critical role in global missions.
Explore the Couzinet 21, René Couzinet’s transport aircraft. Designed for mail, its 1931 debut revealed insufficient engines, halting production.
Explore the Hockaday CF-130 Comet, a two-seat American prototype aircraft from WWII. A promising project that successfully tested but never entered mass production.
The French Fouga CM.10 cargo glider faced a disastrous first flight but proved its potential. Designed to carry vehicles or 35 soldiers.
Discover Samuel Franklin Cody’s British Army Aeroplane No.1, the pioneer aircraft that achieved the first powered flight in the UK on October 16, 1908.
The crucial role of British helicopters (Lynx, Sea King, Wessex, Gazelle, Scout) in the Falklands War, their tactical impact and key operations.
Explore the Curtiss Condor, an innovative 1930s passenger airliner born from a bomber, known for luxury comfort, low noise, and early stewardess service.
