A WW2 fighter-bomber that played a key role in the war effort has been re-created in a scaled-up model for a history festival. Over 3,000 Hawker Typhoons were built originally, but no airworthy ...

a late-World War II model designed to succeed the Hawker Typhoon, is a rare bird that came in many versions. The restored model that flew earlier this month is a Mk.II, a variant we almost never see.

The Hawker Typhoon was flown by three Canadian squadrons during the Second World War. The aircraft played a major role in the Battle of Normandy, says Ian Slater, project lead of the Typhoon ...

The flight from Duxford Aerodrome, Cambs, was organised by the Hawker Typhoon Preservation Group. It is raising £6.5million to rebuild and fly the only airworthy Hawker Typhoon. Article continues ...

Image caption, The new Typhoon livery replicates a Hawker Typhoon MK1 flown in WW2 Flt Lt Nina Wilkinson, manager of the Typhoon display team, said it had been a complicated process to repaint the ...

The other was an unsuccessful Hawker aircraft named the Typhoon, powered by the unreliable Napier Sabre engine. When the engine worked it was the fastest thing in the sky. When the Air Ministry ...

Flt/Lt Ince was involved in a tragic raid off the coast of Norway. The Typhoon squadrons were ordered to sink the boats in Lubek Bay which, after comprehensive reconnaissance, were thought to be ...