Aviation Ads 1957: Avro Vulcan

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Avro Vulcan Aviation Ad 1957

The Avro Vulcan, the world's first 4-jet delta bomber, has entered the Royal Air Force for full squadron service. Behind the recent Air Ministry announcement lies a brilliant chapter of aeronautical progress that marks the beginning of a new era in Britain's air power. With its near sonic speed, its great range and altitude and its large carrying capacity, the Vulcan can deliver a bigger bomb load faster, higher and further than any other aircraft. Add to this its fighter-like manoeuvrability, exceptional safety and pleasant handling characteristics and you have the reasons why the Vulcan is the most effective bomber in service today.

But that's not all, the Vulcan has a great development potential it has been engineered to allow for
new operational requirements which ca n be met without major alteration to the basic design. In the tough testing ground of the R.A.F. on routine exercises and on long-range training flights: the Vulcan is already showing its paces.

Like its illustrious predecessors from the Avro stable - the Lincoln , the Lancaster, the Anson, the 504 and many others - the Vulcan is destined to become one of the world's really great aircraft.