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Percival Q6, G-AFFD, of The Yorkshire Aeroplane Club

Percival Q6, G-AFFD, of The Yorkshire Aeroplane Club


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Percival Q6, G-AFFD, of The Yorkshire Aeroplane Club

Percival Q6, G-AFFD, of The Yorkshire Aeroplane Club, at the 50 Years of Flying Display at Hendon in 1951

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1951 Hendon Percival Years


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In this evocative photograph, Percival Q6 G-AFFD of The Yorkshire Aeroplane Club gracefully takes to the sky during the 50 Years of Flying Display at Hendon in 1951. The Percival Q6 was a popular and versatile British trainer and utility aircraft, which first flew in 1934. This particular aircraft, registered G-AFFD, was a member of The Yorkshire Aeroplane Club's fleet and was in active service during the post-war era. The 50 Years of Flying Display at Hendon was a significant event in the history of British aviation, marking the golden jubilee of the Royal Aero Club, the world's oldest aero club. The event brought together a diverse range of aircraft, from early biplanes to modern jets, and attracted thousands of visitors. The Percival Q6, with its distinctive shape and elegant lines, was a crowd favorite. Powered by a de Havilland Gipsy Six engine, it was known for its stability, maneuverability, and ease of handling, making it an ideal trainer for aspiring pilots. The aircraft's versatility was also demonstrated by its use in various roles, including as a glider tug, crop duster, and even as a light transport aircraft. As G-AFFD climbs into the clear blue sky, the photographer captures a moment of pure flight, with the runway and the crowd below fading into the distance. The image is a testament to the enduring allure of aviation and the thrill of taking to the skies in a classic aircraft. This photograph is a precious piece of aviation history, showcasing a bygone era of flight and the passion that drives aviators to soar above the earth.

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