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Boulton & Paul P71A G-ACOX Boadicea of Imperial Airways

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Boulton & Paul P71A G-ACOX Boadicea of Imperial Airways

Boulton & Paul P71A, G-ACOX, Boadicea, of Imperial Airways

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Airways Boadicea Boulton


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In this photograph, Boulton & Paul P71A G-ACOX, affectionately known as "Boadicea," takes center stage. This historic aircraft, manufactured by the Boulton & Paul Aviation Company in Norfolk, England, is a testament to the ingenuity and innovation of aviation engineering during the interwar period. The P71A, a versatile and advanced design, was primarily used for military purposes but also found a place in the civil aviation sector. G-ACOX, registered to Imperial Airways, is seen here in its elegant Imperial Airways livery, with the iconic blue "I" insignia proudly displayed on its fuselage. Boadicea, named after the legendary warrior queen of the ancient Celtic Iceni tribe, was a formidable presence in the skies. Powered by two Rolls-Royce Kestrel engines, this aircraft boasted a top speed of around 165 miles per hour and a range of approximately 600 miles. Imperial Airways, a pioneering British airline, operated a fleet of such advanced aircraft to connect major cities across Europe and the British Empire. The P71A, with its spacious cabin and advanced features, provided passengers with a level of comfort and luxury unmatched by other modes of transportation during that era. This photograph captures the essence of a bygone era, where the spirit of adventure and the thrill of flight were at the forefront of human endeavor. Boadicea, with its proud stance and powerful presence, stands as a testament to the indomitable human spirit and the relentless pursuit of progress.

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