Imperial Airways Collection
Imperial Airways: A Legacy of Aviation Excellence Step back in time and immerse yourself in the golden age of air travel with Imperial Airways
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Imperial Airways: A Legacy of Aviation Excellence Step back in time and immerse yourself in the golden age of air travel with Imperial Airways. From their fleet of iconic flying boats to their cutting-edge aircraft, this pioneering airline revolutionized the way we explore the skies. In 1939, a Short C-Class flying boat named G-AEUF gracefully glides through the waters of Marseilles. This sleek and compact beauty showcases Imperial Airways' commitment to innovation and efficiency. The allure is beautifully captured in a vibrant airline poster from 1936. Created by lithograph artist Mark Severin, it entices travelers with promises of adventure and luxury that await them on board. Witness history unfold as a Handley Page Harrow prepares to refuel a magnificent Short "C" Class flying boat. The seamless coordination between these two marvels exemplifies Imperial Airways' dedication to precision and safety. G-AEUC, another remarkable Short C-Class flying boat takes flight in 1937. With its elegant design and powerful engines, it effortlessly soars through the sky, showcasing Imperial Airways' commitment to pushing boundaries and exploring new horizons. At Croydon Airport, aviation enthusiasts gather eagerly as they witness the arrival of new aircraft for Imperial Airways. These state-of-the-art machines represent progress and advancement - hallmarks of this esteemed airline's legacy. One cannot forget about the groundbreaking Short-Mayo composite - an engineering marvel that pushed technological boundaries further than ever before. This innovative creation allowed for long-distance flights without refueling stops, solidifying Imperial Airways' position at the forefront of aviation excellence. In an exhilarating race towards Scotland, an impressive bi-plane named City of Glasgow proudly represents Imperial Airways overhead. Its presence symbolizes not only speed but also reliability – traits that have come to define this legendary airline throughout its illustrious history. An advertising poster captures the essence of traveling aboard one of Imperial Airways' flying boats.