The Last Great Biplane Airliner: Handley Page’s Masterpiece, The Flying Hotel. The Handley Page H.P. 42 represents the absolute pinnacle of luxury biplane travel in the 1930s, a machine that prioritized comfort and safety above sheer speed. In an era where aviation was still transitioning from the open cockpits of the 1920s to the streamlined monoplanes of the future, the H.P. 42 stood out as a "solid, stately shape" that redefined what it meant to fly. It marked the moment when the "trilby and

13K views · 128 reactions | XH648 is the only remaining Handley Page Victor aircraft of its kind in the world. After five years of restoration it is now complete, one of the longest and largest conservation projects ever undertaken at IWM Duxford. In late 2016, Handley Page Victor XH648 was moved from the Conservation Hall in AirSpace to the Conservation in Action hangar, where extensive conservation work has been undertaken on the aircraft. | Timeline - World History | Facebook

639K views · 5.8K reactions | Handley Page Halifax W1048 - recovered from Lake Hoklingen in Norway in 1973 after her first mission ended in a forced landing on the ice in 1942 - at The Royal Air Force Museum London #ww2 #warbirds #halifax #bomber | Daniel J Wheatcroft | Facebook

239K views · 2.5K reactions | Another view of Handley Page Halifax W1048 at The Royal Air Force Museum London. She was successfully raised on 30 July 1973 after 30 years at the bottom of Lake Hoklingen in Norway. #ww2 #WWII #halifax #warbirds #ww2history | Daniel J Wheatcroft | Facebook

143K views · 2K reactions | Handley-Page Victor XH648 - the Victor would be the last of the V-Bombers to serve, after a renaissance as a tanker - at Imperial War Museum Duxford #coldwar #victor #warbirds #avgeek #aviation | Daniel J Wheatcroft | Facebook