Model of proposed supersonic transport

Made:
1960-1965 in unknown place

Model of proposed supersonic transport, to fly at Mach 1.6 in the troposphere, using Lock-Bagley wing. Sometimes known as Project Saturn.

This is a model of a supersonic aircraft. It was used during the early 1960s when the Royal Aircraft Establishment at Farnborough investigated the possibility of a supersonic aircraft designed to fly at Mach 1.6 in the troposphere. This used the Lock-Bagley wing, a swept wing with a scimitar-like leading edge. This is a simple 'desk top' model of the concept aircraft, made of polished aluminium alloy.

Details

Category:
Farnborough
Object Number:
1993-1666
Materials:
aluminium alloy
Measurements:
overall: 7.874 x 8.2677 x 18.1102 in.; 200 x 210 x 460 mm
type:
aircraft and model
credit:
DERA, Farnborough, Hampshire