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Old 11th Jan 2017, 12:29
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Old 11th Jan 2017, 18:52
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Flew the Sea Devon in my youth. Dont know if there were any differences. It was a delight to fly and it didnt have a hook !
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Old 11th Jan 2017, 20:46
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chevvron - "de Havilland" if you please! Never ever with a capital "D", so I was once told.
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Old 11th Jan 2017, 23:24
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AvroLincoln,

I've heard the same thing, but it's not clear. All the type number prefixes are DH and the company muddied the waters by using all caps in its advertising.

Of course we could start a discussion about whether there should be an "e" in Avro.
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Old 12th Jan 2017, 07:03
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Aaaah, de Havilland !

The trick is to avoid ever starting a sentence with the name.
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Old 12th Jan 2017, 08:15
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and to formally include "The" in the company's name.

Looks up apprenticeship agreement, only to find it's in an envelope with "The De Havilland Aircraft Company Limited" in the pre-printed address and it refers to "the De Havilland Companies" throughout.
AAAAAhhhhh!
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