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Founded 1934 to take over the assets
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of Comper Aircraft
Company Ltd. Developed the Heston Type 1
Phoenix in 1935, a five-seat cabin monoplane with
retractable landing gear, the first on a British
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high-wing
aircraft. Also produced the 2,300 hp Napier Sabre-powered
Heston Type 5 racer. Sponsored by Lord Nuffield for
a British attempt on the world speed record, it crashed
on maiden flight in June 1940. A second was never
completed.
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