2004年2月19日 · XP505 first flew on 21st September 1962 and began her career with the manufacturers, on loan from the Ministry of Aviation. She finally entered RAF service with the CFS in February 1966 but went back MoA charge in April and returned to …

The Gnat was the RAFs advanced jet trainer for many years before being replaced by the Hawk. It found fame with the aerobatic teams The 'Yellow Jacks' and 'Red Arrows'.

Everything you need to know about XP505 (1962 Folland Gnat T.1 C/N FL520) including aircraft data, history and photos

2023年5月31日 · I'm looking for any photos of the rear seatless cockpit of XP505 during its test and evaluation days if anyone can help. Thanks in advance. Update 6/6/23 - I've been chasing this info for a couple of years now and basically I've not got very far.

This manual accompanied the Folland Gnat T.MK.1, serial number XP505, built by Folland Aircraft Ltd., Sept 1962, used by the RAE, Bedford, 1970-1983, and now in the Science Museum's Aeronautics Collection

Registration: XP505 Open Search XP505 Folland Gnat T1 Science Museum Wroughton (EGDT), UK - England Allen Brookes - 29/08/1993 Full Details XP505 Folland Gnat T1 UK Ministry of Defence RAF Abingdon (ABB / EGUD), UK - England John Bolt via Peter Davis - 18/09/1982 Full Details XP505 Folland Gnat T1 Science Museum

Constructed as a Gnat T.1. First flight. Taken on Strength/Charge with the Royal Air Force with s/n XP505. Transferred to Ministry of Technology. Transferred to Flight Systems, RAE …

2013年10月6日 · Aviation 72 AV7222001 RAF Folland Gnat T1 XP505 Royal Aircraft Establishment (Science Museum Swindon) 1/72 Scale Pre Production photos are up on the

2012年5月24日 · Aviation History and Nostalgia - RAE/DERA HS. Gnat XP505 - This was converted to single seat operation for low level gust research at Bedford Thurleigh. The rear cockpit had the ejector seat removed and replaced with calibration unit. Can anybody provide any details of the size/photos of the unit installed ?

2024年2月23日 · Aircraft photo of XP505 - Folland Fo-144 Gnat T1 - UK - Air Force (RAE - Royal Aircraft Establishment), taken by Paul Seymour at Abingdon (EGUD / ABB) in England, United Kingdom on 18 September 1982 during the Battle of Britain at Home Day 1982.