Westland Lysander World War I the 800B for non US

the 800B for non US markets

an inflight-refueling boom

of which 7

Versions were produced for torpedo dropping

having cabin pressurization (as opposed to the military version) and accommodating a maximum of 10 people

Westland Lysander World War I the 800B for non USWestland Lysander airplane model. The Lysander was the first British airplane stationed in France during World War Two but was soon found to be vulnerable because of its relatively slow speed. Withdrawn from frontline service, this two seat, high winged monoplane would soon become famous for its nocturnal flights into occupied Europe, dropping supplies and agents behind enemy lines. The Lysander was built by Westland as an army co operation aircraft