List of Different Types of Airplanes in the World

replaced by an Airspeed Envoy in 1937 and bought by Western Airways Ltd for £3,345.¹

Airspeed Envoy The Airspeed Oxford, a twin engined trainer, was used to train most Bomber Command pilots and 8751 were built (most under licence by other manufacturers).²

Airspeed Envoy - 1934 (Twin-engined piston transport) Douglas DC-2 - 1934 - Twin-engined piston (Transport) De Havilland DH.³

G-XXEA in honour of G-AEXX, the Airspeed Envoy that the Queen's uncle, the Prince of Wales first flew in the King's Flight.⁴

to pilot Dragon Rapides and an Airspeed Envoy, in which he was killed whilst escorting General Mola.⁵

Airspeed Envoy’s future career in eventing (dressage & jumping) and endurance.⁶

Torpedo Bomber, Vickers Wellington I Bomber, The Airspeed Envoy of The King's Flight, Avro Rota Army Co-operation Autogiro Aircraft, Hawker Audax Army Aircraft, Hawker Hector Army ⁷

They bought an Airspeed Envoy and, in 1936, invested a thousand pounds in their first commercial machine, a Fokker F.XI Universal, VH-UTO.⁸

an Airspeed Envoy, to the King's Flight in 1937 but this had been at the cost of little home life with his wife and two daughters except for occasional weekend cruising in ⁹

Airspeed Envoy - RCMW describes this superb large- scale design by Don Billingham Construction: Juggler - Build yourself this great indoor 3-D flyer for 4-function ¹⁰

Transmitter Receiver, one of which was flown in an Airspeed Envoy in the 1934 International Air race to Australia.¹¹

developed from the Airspeed Envoy civil transport and used for training bomber pilots during the Second World War.¹²

Receiver, one of which was flown in an Airspeed Envoy in the 1934 International Air race to Australia.¹³

Ulm’s twin-engine Airspeed Envoy, the Stella Australis, vanished in 1934 en route from California to Hawaii. It was never found.¹⁴