The first Commonwealth Sabre wearing the 'P' marking to indicate its prototype status. Preserved in the RAAF Museum at Point Cook.

The sole Fairey FD1 research delta was assembled at Ringway and made its first test runs down the 4200 ft main runway. Transferred by Road to AAEE Boscombe Down for its first flight. Two other examples were ordered but cancelled.

The sole jet-powered Avro Tudor VIII performing a low level run at the 1949 Woodford Air Show.

Utility freighter designed by General Aircraft Ltd to an RAF specification. Built by Blackburn after the merger of GAL. Taken on a test flight from Brough, East Yorkshire. Temporarily G-AMUX. The Beverley was developed from this design.

The Spearfish was a large anti-submarine and naval bombing aircraft powered by a Bristol Centaurus piston engine. Only five were built before the programme was cancelled in favour of the upcoming turboprop Gannet. RN241 was the first of two completed at Fairey's Ringway facility. None of the type survives. From Faireys 60 years ago.