Articles from the latest issue in digital format
Aeroplane Database: de Havilland's elegant DH114 Heron
An in-depth look at one of the smallest four-engined airliners
Rare Japanese WW2 types moved to London
RAF Museum transports Ki-46, Ki-100 and Ohka from Cosford to Hendon
Waterbird wins big at Aviation Heritage UK awards
Lakes Flying Company wins year’s top British preservation prize
Bolingbroke arrives at East Kirkby — and another to come
Exciting new addition for Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre
Aeroplane meets... Frank Parker
Long a stalwart of the New Zealand warbird scene, this former ‘Huey’ pilot is highly valued when it comes to test-flying new restorations
New Wildcat restoration flies at Duxford
FM-2 painted in superb Fleet Air Arm Mediterranean theatre scheme
How 501 Sqn Hawker Tempests downed 95 V1 flying bombs
For the Royal Auxiliary Air Force’s No 501 Squadron with its new Hawker Tempest Vs, the task was a stark one: destroy V1 flying bombs at any cost. Tom Spencer detailed the unit’s efforts in the August 2016 issue of Aeroplane Magazine
