Avro 685 York
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Contents
Type Description
- Type 685 York C.Mk.1
- Civil and military transport aircraft based on Lancaster wings and tailplane fitted to a new fuselage, to Specifications C.1/42 to meet the requirements of OR.113 for a Military Transport and 19/44 to meet the requirements of OR.190 for an Interim Civil Transport. The fuselage was of a semi-monocoque construction, complete with a flush-rivetted skin, and was built in five separate sections. The increased fuselage side area forward of the wing compared to the Lancaster necessitated fitting a third central fin to retain adequate control and directional stability. The crew of 5 consisted of two pilots, a navigator, wireless operator and cabin steward; in a typical passenger configuration, the York could accommodate a 21-seat three-abreast arrangement split between the fore and aft cabins. The main entrance door was set between the two cabins, along with cloakrooms and lavatory, and a kitchen and baggage hold was located at the rear of the cabin. Emergency exits were present in the ceiling of each cabin. Four 1620 h.p. Rolls-Royce Merlin 22 (Military aircraft) or 502 (Civil aircraft) powerplants.
- Type 685 York C.Mk.2
- As C.Mk.1 with four 1650 h.p. Bristol Hercules VI powerplants.
- Type 685 York C.Mk.3
- As C.Mk.1 with modified cabin floor for R.C.A.F. Packard Merlin 38 powerplants.
| Type 685 York C.Mk.1 Specification | |||||||||
| Span | Length | Height | Wing Area | Empty Wt | Max AUW | Cruise Speed | Maximum Speed | Range | Service Ceiling |
| 102 ft | 78 ft 6 in | 16 ft 6 in | 1205 sq ft | 42040 lb | 68000 lb | 233 mph/ 202 kn | 298 mph/ 259 kn | 3000 mi | 26000 ft |
| 31.09 m | 23.93 m | 5.03 m | 111.95 m2 | 19069 kg | 30844 kg | 375 km/h | 480 km/h | 4828 km | 7925 m |
Projected Variants
- Type 685B
- Long range flying boat transport using York wing and tail. Four 1280 h.p. Rolls-Royce Merlin XX powerplants.
Production Tables Index
Type 685 York - Military
Type 685 York - Military Exports
Type 685 York - Civil
Type 685 York - Military
| Serial Range | C/n | Type | Batch Qty |
Conv. | Canc'd | Notes |
| 4 aircraft ordered from A.V. Roe and Co. Ltd., Ringway, Manchester, to contract Acft/2087, Works Order Exp 134. Delivered between July 1942 and April 1944. | ||||||
| LV626 | C.Mk.1 | 1 | (1) | Initially fitted with twin fins and rudders. Converted to the sole C.Mk.2. | ||
| LV629 | 1 | Originally intended as C.Mk.2, but produced as C.Mk.1. | ||||
| LV633 | 1 | Prime Ministers transport, configured as VVIP, named 'Avalon'. | ||||
| LV639 | 1 | Fitted for parachute dropping and glider towing. | ||||
| 200 aircraft ordered from A.V. Roe and Co. Ltd., Ringway, Manchester except as noted, to Contract Acft/2429, Requisition 4/E11/42, Avro Works Order 8670. Delivered between November 1943 and April 1948. All aircraft configured as Long Range Freighter (LRF) unless noted. See note 1 for definition of configurations. |
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| MW100 - MW149 | C.Mk.1 | 50 | MW100 configured as VVIP, MW101 and MW102, MW107 configured as VIP. MW107 delivered directly to SAAF. MW103, MW104, MW106, MW108 - MW129 configured as FCP. MW103, MW108, MW113, MW121 and MW129 diverted directly to BOAC and not delivered to the RAF. |
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| MW161 - MW210 | 50 | MW193, MW198, MW199, MW201, MW05, MW206, MW208 - MW210 built at Yeadon. MW194, MW197, MW200, MW204, MW207 built at Ringway but completed at Woodford. MW195, MW196, MW202, MW203 built at Yeadon of Ringway components. MW169, MW173, MW178, MW186, MW190, MW193, MW196 - MW199, 201, MW204, MW206, MW208, MW209 configured as PCF. |
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| MW223 - MW272 | 50 | All built at Yeadon except MW229, MW236, MW242, MW262, MW267, MW272 built at Woodford. MW224, MW226, MW227, MW229, MW230, MW233, MW236, MW272 configured as PCF. |
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| MW284 - MW333 | 50 | MW320 was diverted directly to Skyways and not delivered to the RAF. MW285, MW287, MW289, MW290, MW292, MW293, MW296, MW297, MW306 - MW313, MW324 built at Yeadon. All the rest built at Woodford (MW314 using Yeadon built components). MW291 - MW293, MW295, MW296, MW298, MW300, MW301, MW303, MW304, MW310 - MW333 configured as PCF. |
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| 100 aircraft ordered from A.V. Roe and Co. Ltd., Woodford, Manchester, to Contract Acft/2429, Requisition 4/E11/42, Avro Works Order 8670/7. 8 delivered between October 1947 and April, 1948, the remainder cancelled. All aircraft configured as Passenger Cum Freighter (PCF). See note 1 for definition of configurations. |
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| PE101 - PE108 | C.Mk.1 | 8 | ||||
| PE109 - PE129 | 21 | |||||
| PE146 - PE191 | 46 | |||||
| PE224 - PE248 | 25 | |||||
| 150 aircraft ordered from A.V. Roe and Co. Ltd., Yeadon, to contract Acft/4267. Cancelled. | ||||||
| TJ720 - TJ762 | C.Mk.1 | 43 | ||||
| TJ777 - TJ807 | 31 | |||||
| TJ820 - TJ866 | 47 | |||||
| TJ881 - TJ909 | 29 | |||||
| 60 aircraft ordered from A.V. Roe and Co. Ltd., Yeadon, to Contract Acft/4777, Requisition 2/E11/44, Avro Works Order 9143 (BOAC). 25 delivered between October 1947 and April, 1948, the remainder cancelled. All aircraft configured as Passenger Cum Freighter (PCF). See note 1 for definition of configurations. |
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| TS789 - TS813 | C.Mk.1 | 25 | All delivered directly to BOAC | |||
| TS814 - TS822 | 9 | |||||
| TS838 - TS863 | 26 | |||||
| 72 aircraft ordered from A.V. Roe and Co. Ltd., Yeadon, to contract Acft/5127. Cancelled. | ||||||
| TZ483 - TZ531 | C.Mk.1 | 49 | ||||
| TZ547 - TZ569 | 23 | |||||
| 50 aircraft ordered from Victory Aircraft Ltd., Malton, Ontario, Canada to contract ???. One delivered, remainder cancelled. | ||||||
| FM400 | PC4494 | C.Mk.3 | 1 | Transferred to RAF. Also known as C.Mk.1 Special. | ||
| FM401 - FM449 | 49 | |||||
| Total Production | 238 | (1) | 398 | |||
Civil Registered Aircraft Allocated Military Serials For Trooping Flights
| Military Serial |
C/n | Registration | Notes |
| XA191 | 1356 | G-AMGK | |
| XA192 | 1354 | G-AMGL | G-AMGL crashed 11 March 1952; serial number transferred to G-AGNM. |
| XD667 | G-AMUN | ||
| XD668 | G-AMUU | ||
| XD669 | G-AMUV | Originally allocated XD623 in error. | |
| XD670 | 1222 | G-AGNU | |
| XE304 | G-AMUN | Cancelled - already allocated XD667 | |
| XF284 | G-AMUL | ||
| XF285 | G-AMUM | ||
| XF919 | G-AMUS | ||
| XG897 | G-AMRJ | ||
| XG898 | G-ANRC | ||
| XG929 | G-ANSY | ||
| XJ264 | G-ANVO | ||
| Total Allocated 14 | |||
Civil Registered Aircraft Allocated Military Serials For Operations into Suez Canal Zone
| Military Serial |
C/n | Registration | Notes |
| WW465 | 1216 | G-AGNN | |
| WW466 | 1220 | G-AGNS | |
| WW467 | 1239 | G-AGSO | |
| WW468 | 1310 | G-AHFG | Also used by G-AHFE in error - see WW578. |
| WW499 | 1305 | G-AHFB | G-AHFB also used WW586 in August 1951 |
| WW500 | 1307 | G-AHFD | |
| WW501 | 1229 | G-AGOB | |
| WW502 | 1311 | G-AHFH | |
| WW503 | 1309 | G-AHFF | WW503 was also applied in error to G-AGHB for one flight on 28 September 1951. |
| WW504 | 1304 | G-AHFA | |
| WW506 | 1302 | G-AHEY | |
| WW507 | 1306 | G-AHFC | |
| WW508 | 1207 | G-AGJA | G-AGLA used WW541 from July 1951 to January or February 1952, WW508 between January (?) 1952 and September 1953. |
| WW509 | 1218 | G-AGNP | |
| WW510 | 1226 | G-AGNY | |
| WW511 | 1215 | G-AGNM | |
| WW512 | 1356 | G-AMGK | |
| WW514 | 1221 | G-AGNT | |
| WW540 | 1237 | G-AGSM | |
| WW541 | 1207 | G-AGJA | See also WW508 |
| WW542 | 1228 | G-AGOA | |
| WW576 | 1217 | G-AGNO | WW576 applied in error to G-AGOD on 14 July 1951. |
| WW577 | 1231 | G-AGOD | WW577 applied in error to G-AGNO on 14 July 1951. |
| WW578 | 1308 | G-AHFE | See also WW468. |
| WW579 | 1211 | G-AGOF | |
| WW580 | 1233 | G-AGJE | |
| WW581 | 1224 | G-AGNW | |
| WW582 | 1225 | G-AGNX | See also WW499 |
| WW586 | 1305 | G-AHFB | |
| Total Allocated 29 | |||
Type 685 York For Export
Aircraft Either Diverted From RAF Assignments and/or Stocks or Ex-RAF Aircraft Refurbished (In alphabetical order by country)
| Serial Range | Type | Batch Qty |
Notes | |
| Australia | One aircraft transferred to RAAF in March 1945 for the Governor Generals Flight. | |||
| A74-1 | C.Mk.1 | 1 | Ex MW140. Allocated A74-1 but not used. Returned to the Air Ministry in January 1947. | |
| France | One aircraft transferred to France for the use of General de Gaulle in July 1945. | |||
| MW169 | C.Mk.1 | 1 | Transferred to the Aeronavale in April 1954 as PA-4. | |
| 4 aircraft supplied to the Aeronavale between October 1954 and February 1957. | ||||
| PA-1, PA-2, PA-3, PA-1* | C.Mk.1 | 4 | Ex MW137, MW243, MW265 and MW234 | |
| South Africa | One aircraft supplied to the South African Air Force in May 1944. | |||
| 4999 | C.Mk.1 | 1 | Ex MW107. For General Smuts' use, named 'Oubass'. | |
| Total | 7 | |||
*Second allocation
Type 685 York - Civil
Joint R.A.F. Transport Command / B.O.A.C
| C/n | Initial Registration |
BOAC Variant (See Note 2) |
Notes |
| 1207 | G-AGJA | Mk.III M | Ex MW103. Operated jointly with RAF. Named 'Mildenhall' after de-militarisation. |
| 1208 | G-AGJB | Mk.III M | Ex MW108. Operated jointly with RAF. Named 'Marathon' after de-militarisation. |
| 1209 | G-AGJC | Mk.III | Ex MW113. Operated jointly with RAF. Named 'Malmsbury' after de-militarisation. |
| 1210 | G-AGJD | Mk.III M | Ex MW121. Operated jointly with RAF. Named 'Mansfield' after de-militarisation. |
| 1211 | G-AGJE | Mk.III M | Ex MW129. Operated jointly with RAF. Named 'Middlesex' after de-militarisation. |
| 1213 | G-AGNL | Mk.III MC2 | Ex TS789. Named 'Mersey'. |
| 1215 | G-AGNM | Mk.III PCF | Ex TS790. Named 'Murchison'. |
| 1216 | G-AGNN | ?? | Ex TS791. Named 'Madras'. To South African Airways as ZS-BGU. |
| 1217 | G-AGNO | Mk.III MC2 | Ex TS792. Named 'Manton'. |
| 1218 | G-AGNP | Mk.III PCF | Ex TS793. Named 'Melbourne'. To South African Airways as ZS-BRA. |
| 1219 | G-AGNR | Mk.III MC2 | Ex TS794. Leased to South African Airways as ZS-APT, returned to BOAC. Named 'Moira'. |
| 1220 | G-AGNS | Mk.III MC2 | Ex TS795. Named 'Melville'. To South African Airways as ZS-BTT. |
| 1221 | G-AGNT | Mk.III PCF | Ex TS796. Named 'Mandalay'. To South African Airways as ZS-ATU. |
| 1222 | G-AGNU | Mk.III PCF | Ex TS797. Named 'Montgomery'. Leased to South African Airways as ZS-ATR(2), returned to BOAC. |
| 1223 | G-AGNV | Mk.III MC2 | Ex TS798. Named 'Morville'. |
| 1224 | G-AGNW | Mk.III PCF | Ex TS799. Unnamed and sold to South African Airways as ZS-ATS. |
| 1225 | G-AGNX | Mk.III PCF | Ex TS800. Named 'Moray'. |
| 1226 | G-AGNY | Mk.III PCF | Ex TS801. Named 'Melrose'. |
| 1227 | G-AGNZ | Mk.III PCF | Ex TS802. Named 'Monmouth'. |
| 1228 | G-AGOA | Mk.III MC2 | Ex TS803. Named 'Montrose'. |
| 1229 | G-AGOB | Mk.III MC2 | Ex TS804. Named 'Milford'. |
| 1230 | G-AGOC | Mk.III PCF | Ex TS805. Named 'Malta'. |
| 1231 | G-AGOD | Mk.III MC2 | Transferred briefly to RAF as TS806 for training. Returned to BOAC and named 'Midlothian' after de-militarisation. |
| 1232 | G-AGOE | Mk.III MC2 | Transferred briefly to RAF as TS807 for training. Returned to BOAC and named 'Medway' after de-militarisation. |
| 1233 | G-AGOF | Mk.III MC2 | Ex TS808. Named 'Macduff'. |
| 1236 | G-AGSL | Mk.III MC2 | Ex TS809. Named 'Morley'. |
| 1237 | G-AGSM | Mk.III MC2 | Ex TS810. Named 'Malvern'. |
| 1238 | G-AGSN | Mk.III MC2 | Ex TS811. Named 'Marlow'. |
| 1239 | G-AGSO | Mk.III PCF | Ex TS812. Named 'Marston'. |
| 1240 | G-AGSP | Mk.III PCF | Ex TS813. Named 'Marlborough'. |
| Total Production (Joint R.A.F. Transport Command / B.O.A.C) (30) | |||
Aircraft Built New for Civil Market
| C/n | Initial Registration |
Notes |
| 12 aircraft ordered from A.V. Roe and Co. Ltd., Yeadon, to Works Order 9273, for British South American Airways. Delivered between May and November 1946 | ||
| 1300 | G-AHEW | Merlin 22 powerplants. Named 'Star Leader'. |
| 1301 | G-AHEX | Merlin 22 powerplants. Named 'Star Venturer'. |
| 1302 | G-AHEY | Named 'Star Quest' |
| 1303 | G-AHEW | Merlin 22 powerplants. Named 'Star Speed'. |
| 1304 | G-AHFA | Named 'Star Dale'. |
| 1305 | G-AHFB | Named 'Star Stream'. |
| 1306 | G-AHFC | Named 'Star Dew'. |
| 1307 | G-AHFD | Named 'Star Mist'. |
| 1308 | G-AHFE | Named 'Star Vista'. |
| 1309 | G-AHFF | Named 'Star Gleam'. |
| 1310 | G-AHFG | Named 'Star Haze'. |
| 1311 | G-AHFH | Named 'Star Glitter'. |
| 1 aircraft ordered from A.V. Roe and Co. Ltd., Yeadon, to Works Order 35942, for Skyways Ltd. Delivered May 1946 | ||
| 1316 | G-AHFI | Merlin 22 powerplants. Named 'Sky Way'. |
| 1 aircraft ordered from A.V. Roe and Co. Ltd., Yeadon, to Works Order 356146, for Skyways Ltd. Delivered June 1946. | ||
| 1340 | G-AHLV | Named 'Sky Courier'. |
| 3 aircraft ordered from A.V. Roe and Co. Ltd., Yeadon, to Works Order 36259, for Flota Aérea Mercante Argentina (FAMA). Delivered June 1946. | ||
| 1354 | LV-AFV | Delivered as LV-XGN. Later G-AMGL of Eagle Aviation. |
| 1355 | LV-AFY | Delivered as LV-XGO. Later G-AMGM of Eagle Aviation. |
| 1356 | LV-AFZ | Merlin T24 powerplants. Delivered as LV-XGP. Later to Skyways as G-AMGK . |
| 2 aircraft ordered from A.V. Roe and Co. Ltd., Yeadon, to Works Order 36259/4, for Flota Aérea Mercante Argentina (FAMA). Delivered Between July and August 1946. | ||
| 1365 | LV-XIG | |
| 1366 | LV-XIH | |
| 1 aircraft ordered from A.V. Roe and Co. Ltd., Yeadon, diverted from MW320 to contract Acft/2429, for Skyways Ltd. Delivered November 1946 | ||
| 1374 | G-AIUP | Named 'Sky Consul'. |
| Total New Built 19 | ||
| Total Production (Diverted from RAF Contract to Skyways) (1) | ||
Civil Registered Aircraft Converted From Military - Ex-RAF York C.Mk.1 Except As Noted
| Initial Registration |
Original Military Serial |
Notes |
| G-ALBX | FM400 | To Skyways. |
| G-ANAA | MW100 | To Surrey Flying Services but ntu. |
| G-ANAB | MW104 | To Surrey Flying Services but ntu. |
| G-AMUS | MW110 | To Air Charter Ltd, Stansted. Named 'New Britain'. Civil conversion by Aviation Traders Ltd. |
| CF-HMV | MW135 | To Associated Airways via Spartan Air Services, Ottawa, Ontario. |
| CF-HMW | MW136 | To Maritime Central Airways, Quebec, via Spartan Air Services, Ottawa, Ontario. |
| G-AMRI | MW138 | To Air Charter Ltd, Stansted, via Surrey Flying Services Ltd. 'Named 'New Enterprise'. Civil conversion by Aviation Traders Ltd. To Air Liban, Lebanon June 1955 as OD-ACD. |
| G-ANAW | MW139 | To Skyways Ltd for spares. Not converted for civil use. |
| G-ANXJ | MW141 | To Aviation Traders Ltd. Not converted for civil use. |
| G-ANTI | MW143 | To Dan-Air Services. Civil conversion by Scottish Aviation Ltd. |
| CF-HMZ | MW147 | To Associated Airways via Spartan Air Services, Ottowa, Ontario. |
| G-ANTJ | MW149 | To Dan-Air Services Ltd. |
| CF-HMX | MW167 | To Arctic Wings, Ottawa, Ontario, via Spartan Air Services. |
| G-ANTH | MW177 | To Skyways. Not converted for civil use. |
| G-ANXK | MW178 | To Aviation Traders Ltd. Not converted for civil use. |
| G-AMUU | MW183 | To Air Charter Ltd, Stansted, via Surrey Flying Services Ltd. Named 'Nouvelle Caledonie'. Civil conversion by Aviation Traders Ltd. |
| G-AMUT | MW185 | To Air Charter Ltd, Stansted, via Surrey Flying Services Ltd. Civil conversion by Aviation Traders Ltd. To Maritime Central Airways, Quebec, as CF-HMT. |
| G-ANSY | MW193 | To Scottish Airlines (Prestwick) Ltd, via Scottish Aviation. |
| G-ANXL | MW196 | To Aviation Traders Ltd. Not converted for civil use. |
| G-AOAN | MW199 | To Scottish Airlines (Prestwick) Ltd, via Scottish Aviation, but ntu. Not converted for civil use. |
| CF-HMU | MW203 | To Maritime Central Airways, Quebec, via Spartan Air Services, Ottawa, Ontario. |
| G-ANYA | MW210 | To Scottish Airlines (Prestwick) Ltd, via Scottish Aviation. |
| G-AMUV | MW226 | To Air Charter Ltd, Stansted. Named 'New Venture II'. Civil conversion by Aviation Traders Ltd. |
| G-ANXM | MW227 | To Aviation Traders Ltd. Not converted for civil use. |
| G-ANGL | MW231 | To Skyways Ltd. Later To Persian Air Services as EP-ADA. |
| G-ANTK | MW232 | To Dan-Air Services Ltd. |
| CF-HFP | MW233 | To Associated Airways via Spartan Air Services, Ottowa, Ontario. |
| G-ANAC | MW236 | To Surry Flying Services. Not converted for civil use. |
| CF-HMY | MW237 | To Associated Airways via Spartan Air Services, Ottowa, Ontario. |
| G-ANUN | MW253 | To Scottish Aviation Ltd. Re-registered G-ANVO. |
| G-ANGF | MW254 | To Hunting Air Transport Ltd. To TMA, Lebanon, April 1959 as OD-ADL. |
| G-ANXN | MW258 | To Aviation Traders Ltd. |
| CF-HIP | MW287 | To Maritime Central Airways, Quebec, via Spartan Air Services, Ottawa, Ontario. |
| CF-HAS | MW290 | To Arctic Wings, Ottawa, Ontario, via Spartan Air Services. |
| CF-HFQ | MW291 | To Arctic Wings, Ottawa, Ontario, via Spartan Air Services. |
| G-AMVY | MW292 | To Hunting Air Transport Ltd. Not converted for civil use. Used for spares. |
| CF-HIQ | MW294 | To Spartan Air Services, Ottawa, Ontario. |
| G-APCA | MW295 | To Field Aircraft Services. To TMA, Lebanon June 1957 as OD-ACQ. |
| G-AMVZ | MW302 | To Hunting Air Transport Ltd. Not converted for civil use. Used for spares. |
| G-AMUL | MW308 | To Scottish Airlines (Prestwick) Ltd, via Scottish Aviation. |
| G-ANXO | MW318 | To Aviation Traders Ltd. Not converted for civil use. |
| G-AMUN | MW321 | To Scottish Airlines (Prestwick) Ltd, via Scottish Aviation. |
| G-AMXM | MW323 | To Hunting Air Transport Ltd, Bovingdon. |
| G-AMRJ | MW326 | To Surrey Flying Services. To Air Liban July 1955 as OD-ACE. |
| G-ANRC | MW327 | To Scottish Aviation Ltd. |
| G-AMUM | MW332 | To Scottish Aviation Ltd. |
| ZS-DGN | SAAF 4999 | To Tropic Airways. |
| Total Civilianised (33) | ||
| Total Not Converted (13) | ||
Production Summary
All Aircraft By Type
| Type | Built New | Conv | Canc'd | Total |
| York C.Mk.1 | 256 | 349 | 605 | |
| York C.Mk.2 | (1) | 1 | ||
| York C.Mk.3 | 1 | 49 | 50 | |
| 257 | (1) | 398 |
Notes
- York Configurations (from King [2]):
Long Range Freighter (LRF). 113 built for the RAF.
Passenger Cum Freighter (PCF). 64 built for the RAF.
First Class Passenger (FCP). 22 built for the RAF.
Very Important Person (VIP). 3 built for the RAF.
Very Very Important Person (VVIP). 1 built for the RAF. - BOAC York Variants (from King [2]): Mk.III - one aircraft stripped as a 'Supplies Flight only' cargo carrier with crew of four.
Mk.III M - configured for 7 crew and 19 passengers in two cabins, with 2 cargo holds.
Mk.III M2 - configured for 7 crew and 17 passengers in one cabin, with 4 cargo holds.
Mk.III PCF - configured for 7 crew and 18 passengers in two cabins, with 2 cargo holds.
The use of the 'Mk.III' appelation was a BOAC designation only.
Production References
- Avro Aircraft Since 1908, A.J. Jackson (Putnam, 1965 and 1990)
- Lancaster to York - Civil Lancasters, Lancastrians and Yorks, Derek A. King (Air Britain, 2018)
- Aeroplane Monthly, Feb 2011
- Aeromilitaria, 1984/1 (Air-Britain Publications)
- Aeromilitaria, 2015/3 (Air-Britain Publications)
- Aeromilitaria, 2015/4 (Air-Britain Publications)
- Air Britain RAF Aircraft Register Series, Various Volumes (Air-Britain Publications)
- Air Arsenal North America, Phil Butler with Dan Hagedorn (Midland Publishing, 2004)
- http://avions-de-la-guerre-d-algerie.over-blog.com/article-avro-type-685-york-70580202.html
- RAF Air Historical Branch: Delivery Serial Ledger (A.M. Form 622) (Dept of Archive and Aviation Records, RAF Museum, Hendon, Records MF-1 thru 5)
- RAF Air Historical Branch: RAF Aircraft Movement Card (A.M. Form 78) (Dept of Archive and Aviation Records, RAF Museum, Hendon, Records MFC-77-15-125)
- RAF Air Historical Branch: Contract Delivery Cards (Dept of Archive and Aviation Records, RAF Museum, Hendon, Records MFC-78-8-4)
Page Revision History
Revised at Version 2.0.0- Improved Type Description and Added Specification details.
- Added Requisition Numbers.
- Added configurations to RAF aircraft.
- Added Notes 1 and 2.
- Corrections to build locations.
- MW284-MW333 - added note.
- TJ820-TJ866 was TJ820-TJ868, and subsequent corrections to totals.
- Added cancelled Canadian aircraft.
- Corrections to Trooping Flight details.
- Completely revised Civil tables.
- Added Export table.