Ex RF342 and G-APRJ. Used by Napiers for icing research. Preserved in the Historic Aircraft Museum at Southend-Rochford.

Avro Lincoln B.2 of the Coastal Command Gunnery School based at RAF Leconfield, Yorkshire, visiting Blackbushe during the 1955 Farnborough show week.

Actually B-004, this is one of 30 Lincolns delivered to Argentina in 1947. Although serialled RE531, it never flew with the RAF, going from Avro straight into store at Langar. Along with 15 Lancasters, they represented the biggest bomber force in S. America. Lincolns were used in the attempted military coup of 9.51, by both sides during the 1955 Revolución Libertadora that deposed Juan Perón, and for Antarctic supply drops. One other, B-016, survives in Argentina at Villa Reynolds AB, San Luis Prov.

Australian built. Parked on western edge of the airport, it was used for fire and rescue training. When work started on developing that part of the airport, the plane was taken to the fire pan and burnt. Nose preserved by Camden Aviation Museum.