The English Electric Canberra was a pioneering British jet-powered medium bomber, notable for its versatility, performance, and longevity in service This aircraft can be found at Solway aviation Museum | AvPay.aero

1M views · 10K reactions | Fantastic Display At The Last Ever Waddington Airshow 2014 English Electric Canberra PR9, XH134 | Airshow World | Facebook

The English Electric Canberra was the jet bomber that rewrote the rules of modern air power. Entering service in 1951, it was the Royal Air Force’s very first jet-powered bomber, a bold leap forward from the prop-driven Lancasters and Halifaxes of World War II. #ww2 #Aviation #aircraft #military | Jets 'n' Props

NASA GENERAL DYNAMICS WB-57F Canberra Lands Gear Up today at Houston’s Ellington Field and NASA has confirmed that crew members are safe. N927NA, one of its three WB-57 Canberra high-altitude research aircraft, and the most recent addition to NASA’s fleet of high-altitude research aircraft. They trace their lineage back to the English Electric Canberra. Having first flown in 1949, the last Royal Air Force Canberra was not retired from active, frontline service until 2006. It was one of the handf

100K views · 1.9K reactions | Nicknamed the "Jet Bomber Pioneer," the English Electric Canberra became legendary for its versatility, serving as a bomber, reconnaissance aircraft, and even a trainer. But what made the Canberra so good? | The War Rooms | Facebook

With its unmatched versatility and cutting-edge design, the English Electric Canberra shattered expectations. #aviation #military #aircraft | Jets 'n' Props