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List of Avro Aircraft Types

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Roe III Triplane

A.V. Roe passes the Royal Aero Club in this aeroplane to gain his Aviators Certificate

Roe III Triplane

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Roe II Triplane

Also known as the Mercury
First aeroplane to be built at Brownsfield Mill

Roe II Triplane

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Roe I Biplane

First full-size aeroplane built by Alliott Verdon-Roe
Unofficial first flight 8th June 1908 at Brooklands, Weybridge

Roe I Biplane

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Roe I Triplane

A.V. Roe completes first flight in an all British aircraft by a British pilot
Flight officially recorded at Lea Marshes, Walthamstow on 13th July 1909

Roe I Triplane

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Roe IV Triplane

Used for instruction at the Avro Flying School
Many famous pilots gained experience on this aeroplane including Howard Pixton

Roe IV Triplane

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Avro Type D

Became the first British aeroplane to take off from water on 18th November 1911 at Barrow-in-Furness

Avro Type D

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Avro Type E

An evolution of the Type D, used by the Avro Flying School at Shoreham
One machine was sold to the Lakes Flying Company in Australia

Avro Type E

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Avro Type F

First aircraft in the world with a fully enclosed cockpit
Replica on display at the Avro Heritage Museum

Avro Type F

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Avro Type G

Designed for the Military Aeroplane Competition of August 1912
Awarded £100 for completing all the tests

Avro Type G

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500

500

Evolution of the Type E
Most successful Avro aeroplane to date
New numerical classification begun
Ordered by the War Office

Avro 500

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