Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: Radio unit behind pilot.
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: Radio unit behind pilot.
- Object Number:
- 1984-249 Pt1
- type:
- radio
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Aircraft: Lockheed 749 'Constellation' serial no. 2553, built September 1947
The Constellation airliner was developed from a military transport aircraft which entered service in 1944. With its streamlined fuselage and triple tail-unit, it is considered one of the most graceful aircraft ever to fly. Various versions of this four-engined airliner were built to carry up to 65 passengers at 260-300 mph over distances of 2000-3000 miles. This Constellation of Trans World Airlines (TWA) is pictured at the Science Museum's Wroughton airfield in Wiltshire.
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- Category:
- Aeronautics
- Object Number:
- 1984-249
- type:
- aircraft, aeroplanes and radioactivity
- credit:
- Aces High Ltd.
Parts
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: Fuse panel behind co-pilot
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: Fuse panel behind co-pilot.
- Object Number:
- 1984-249 Pt2
- type:
- radioactive material
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: Engineer's fuse panel
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: Engineer's fuse panel.
- Object Number:
- 1984-249 Pt3
- type:
- radioactive material
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: Instruments
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: Instruments.
- Object Number:
- 1984-249 Pt4
- type:
- radioactive material
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: De-icer (co-pilot)
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: De-icer (co-pilot).
- Object Number:
- 1984-249 Pt5
- type:
- radioactive material
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: Blinker oxygen flow indicator
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: Blinker oxygen flow indicator.
- Object Number:
- 1984-249 Pt6
- type:
- radioactive material
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: Oxygen regulator - emergency valve
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: Oxygen regulator - emergency valve.
- Object Number:
- 1984-249 Pt7
- type:
- radioactive material
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: Blinker oxygen flow indicator
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: Blinker oxygen flow indicator.
- Object Number:
- 1984-249 Pt8
- type:
- radioactive material
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: RPM gauge - pilot's side
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: RPM gauge - pilot's side.
- Object Number:
- 1984-249 Pt9
- type:
- radioactive material
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: Fluxgate 1 gauge - pilot (broken)
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: Fluxgate 1 gauge - pilot (broken).
- Object Number:
- 1984-249 Pt10
- type:
- radioactive material
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: Compass - pilot
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: Compass - pilot.
- Object Number:
- 1984-249 Pt11
- type:
- radioactive material
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: Artificial horizon
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: Artificial horizon.
- Object Number:
- 1984-249 Pt12
- type:
- radioactive material
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: Engineer's main panel
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: Engineer's main panel.
- Object Number:
- 1984-249 Pt13
- type:
- radioactive material
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: Engine oil gauge
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: Engine oil gauge.
- Object Number:
- 1984-249 Pt14
- type:
- radioactive material
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: Climb gauge - pilot
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: Climb gauge - pilot.
- Object Number:
- 1984-249 Pt15
- type:
- radioactive material
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: Blinker oxygen flow indicator
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: Blinker oxygen flow indicator - co pilot.
- Object Number:
- 1984-249 Pt16
- type:
- radioactive material
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: Landing gear switch on pilot's overhead panel
Lockheed 'Constellation' aircraft: Landing gear switch on pilot's overhead panel.
- Object Number:
- 1984-249 Pt17
- type:
- radioactive material
Lockheed 749 Constellation Airliner
Aircraft: Lockheed 749 'Constellation' serial no. 2553, built September 1947
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The Constellation airliner was developed from a military transport aircraft which entered service in 1944. With its streamlined fuselage and triple tail-unit, it is considered one of the most graceful aircraft ever to fly. Various versions of this four-engined airliner were built to carry up to 65 passengers at 260-300 mph over distances of 2000-3000 miles. These photographs show the Constellation aircraft at the National Collections Centre in Wiltshire.
Lockheed 749 Constellation Aeroengine
Aeroengine from Lockheed 749 'Constellation' aircraft, serial no. 2553, built September 1947
