The Avro Vulcan was a sleek, delta-winged British bomber which first flow in the early ‘‘50s. XA908 was a Vulcan B Mk. 1 of the Royal Air Force’s 83 Squadron.

Because Avro Vulcan lacked flight experience with a delta-wing, it decided to build two experimental aircraft to test the principle – both scaled-down versions of the 698.

The Vulcan Restoration Trust’s Avro Vulcan B.2 XL426 will be performing a twilight taxi run on May 20th to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the famed Dam Busters raid of May 16th/17th, 1943 ...

In 1956, the Avro 698 Vulcan B.1 officially joined the ranks of the Royal Air Force, equipped with what has reportedly been deemed the Phase 2 wing (which bolstered the aircraft's stability when ...

The Avro B-1 Vulcan is an addition to the Armed Forces collection, in which Bremont is granted the right to use the insignia of all three branches of the British military.

The factory also produced the Avro Vulcan, the Hawker Siddeley Nimrod and the BAe 146. Avro, which became BAE Systems, closed the site in 2011.

The Avro Vulcan prototype first flew in 1952. Unfortunately, one prototype crashed at an air show in 1958 and killed the pilot, but the second prototype tested well.