De HAVILLAND DH114 HERON

$9.95

Titles: De Havilland DH114 Heron Nos 1 and 2

A development of the earlier DH104 Dove with a lengthened fuselage and two more engines was called the DH114 Heron. The aircraft was designed for rugged simplicity and had a fixed undercarriage and reliable unsupercharged engines. It first flew in May 1950 and a total of 150 were built, with examples being exported to 30 countries. The Mk 2 version introduced retractable undercarriage but the performance remained unspectacular and a number of aircraft were later modified by third party companies with more powerful engines. A more radical transformation with twin turbine powerplants was carried out on a small number of aircraft by one Canadian company.

We offer two titles for the De Havilland Heron, which includes pilot’s flight manuals for most civil and military variants of the De Havilland Heron along with two manufacturer’s brochures. The files have been scanned from the original flight manuals and retain any colour pages. Each title is US$9.95.

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Description

Title 1 contains:

  • Manufacturers Pilot’s Notes for the De Havilland Heron, publication H.M.R-1-114, dated December 1951, with approx. 119 pages.
  • CAA Approved Flight Manual for the De Havilland Heron 1B, revised to 2/8/1990 with approx. 118 pages.
  • RAF Crew’s Notes for the Devon C Mk 4, (a manufacturers publication given an AP number), AP 4569D-PN, dated April 1958, with approx. 279 pages.
  • Manufacturer’s brochure titled “General Statement for the De Havilland Heron, dated August 1957 with approx. 42 pages.

Title 2 contains:

  • RAF Pilot’s Notes for the Heron C Mk 3, AP 4569C-PN,  1st Edition dated June 1955, with approx. 90 pages.
  • RAF Pilot’s Notes for the Heron C Mk 4, AP 4569D-PN,  1st Edition dated October 1958, with approx. 84 pages.
  • RAF Pilot’s Notes for the Sea Heron C Mk 1, AP 101B-4001-15 (formerly AP 4873A-PN), dated September 1963, with approx. 178 pages.
  • Manufacturer’s brochure titled “De Havilland Heron Data”, comprising approx. 56 pages of performance data dated October 1952.