BAPC Register of Anonymous Airframes
Started many years ago the British Aviation Preservation Council (BAPC), now known as Aviation Heritage UK, they seek to list and record all of the anonymous airframes that are in museums, gate guards, memorials and/or used for education purposes. The list is maintained by Lloyd P Robinson of AHUK.
As of June 2018 the list has 511 anonymous aircraft and gliders on. While some of these may have been lost or destroyed the majority of them can be found in collections around the UK and a few in have even moved overseas. As of July 2018 I have photographed at over 200 of these airframes and these are documented below. The BAPC list is growing all the time and I will add to this album on a regular basis.
If you are able to help with historical photos, updated locations and current status of any of the airframes in the list, please let me know and I can put you in touch with Lloyd.
For more information about Aviation Heritage UK, please take a look here: https://aviationheritageuk.org
As of June 2018 the list has 511 anonymous aircraft and gliders on. While some of these may have been lost or destroyed the majority of them can be found in collections around the UK and a few in have even moved overseas. As of July 2018 I have photographed at over 200 of these airframes and these are documented below. The BAPC list is growing all the time and I will add to this album on a regular basis.
If you are able to help with historical photos, updated locations and current status of any of the airframes in the list, please let me know and I can put you in touch with Lloyd.
For more information about Aviation Heritage UK, please take a look here: https://aviationheritageuk.org
