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Short L17 Scylla G-ACJJ of Imperial Airways

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Short L17 Scylla G-ACJJ of Imperial Airways

Short L17 Scylla, G-ACJJ, of Imperial Airways

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Acjj Airways Scylla Short


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This photograph showcases Short L17 Scylla, registration number G-ACJJ, of Imperial Airways. The Short L17 Scylla was a versatile and innovative aircraft that first took to the skies in 1931, designed and manufactured by Short Brothers in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The Scylla was a significant addition to Imperial Airways' fleet, offering superior performance and versatility for various transport missions. The aircraft in this image is depicted on the ground, its sleek lines and distinctive features on full display. The Short L17 Scylla was a twin-engine, single-bodied monoplane, with a capacity to carry up to 12 passengers and a crew of two. Its innovative design included a retractable undercarriage, which allowed for increased speed and efficiency during flight. Imperial Airways was a pioneering British airline that played a crucial role in the development of air travel in the interwar period. The airline operated a network of routes across Europe and the Middle East, connecting the UK to the continent and beyond. The Short L17 Scylla was an essential part of this network, providing reliable and efficient transport for passengers and cargo. This photograph captures a moment in history, showcasing the Short L17 Scylla's timeless design and the spirit of innovation that defined Imperial Airways. The image is a testament to the golden age of aviation, a period of exploration, adventure, and progress that forever changed the way we travel.

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