Vickers VC10 (Crowood Aviation Series)

Vickers VC10 by Lance Cole is a detailed exploration of the British airliner designed in 1956, published by The Crowood Press in 2000. This edition spans 184 pages and is presented in English, offering readers an in-depth look at the VC10’s history and significance in aviation. The book delves into its intended purpose for demanding routes to Africa, the Far East, and Australia, highlighting the aircraft’s popularity among passengers and crews.
Readers will find a comprehensive narrative that includes archival material and interviews with former Vickers employees, providing insights into the VC10’s payload, range, and performance capabilities. The book also covers the various variants produced and discusses the aircraft’s evolution into a transport still utilized by the RAF today. This edition serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the history of airplanes and the legacy of the Vickers VC10.
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Designed in 1956 as an airliner intended to meet the demanding routes to Africa, the Far East, and Australia, the British Vickers VC10 was soon much beloved by passengers and crews alike. With the help of archival material and interviews with former Vickers employees, Lance Cole tells the complete VC10 story, including its tremendous payload, range and performance capabilities; variants produced; and its development into a transport that is still flown by the RAF today.
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