Planetags A340, Virgin AtlanticThis Airbus A340 642 registered as G VEIL with Virgin Atlantic Airways, and a manufactures serial number 575, was produced in Toulouse (TLS), France and saw its first flight February 18, 2004. Named Queen of the Skies by her Majesty The Queen of England at a ceremony at the Airbus factory as part off a state visit to France to celebrate the centenary of the Entente Cordiale agreement. The Queen of the Skies was withdrawn from use in April 2016.

The Avro Lancaster is one of the most iconic aircraft deployed in the Second World War

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the Corsair was also built by Goodyear (the FG) and the Brewster (the F3A)

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