A Bristol Superfreighter of Silver City Airways at Southampton Airport in 1954
Role
Cargo aircraft Passenger aircraft
Type of aircraft
Manufacturer
Bristol Aeroplane Company
First flight
16 January 1953
Introduction
1953
Status
Retired
Primary user
Silver City Airways British United Air Ferries British United Airways
Developed from
Bristol Freighter
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