British Aerospace EAP Jet Technical Brochure Poster 1980's E.A.P Eurofighter Pro for Sale

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British Aerospace EAP Jet Technical Brochure Poster 1980's E.A.P Eurofighter Pro For Sale

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British Aerospace EAP Jet Technical Brochure Poster 1980's E.A.P Eurofighter Pro:
$55.54

EAP Jet Experimental Aircraft Programme Technical PublicationXL Fold Out Poster Official British Aerospace publicationVERY SCARCE ITEM & IN GOOD CONDITIONDescriptions, technical data , dimensions , particulars, performance, programme , specifications. controls , features ,data, general arrangement ,photographs, cockpit , flight aspects fly by wireThis advanced demonstrator fighter lead to the Eurofighter Typhon
Condition as pictured , period issue item ,very good order for age. A very scarce . document. English Text .
Dimensions approximately 980 mm x 630 mm folded out pages , gloss high quality paper
British Aerospace publication Military Aircraft DivisionWarton aerodrome Lancashire 1 ONLY AVAILABLEA VERY SCARCE 'ONE OFF 'light wear/tear commensurate to age , no inscription writings slight age effects, minimal edge wear,.Item is presented with sincere intention no liability against the seller will arise for this items use or intended purpose , item is for historical collection onlyMORE DOCUMENTS AND . PLANS OF THIS NATURE IN MY SHOPThe British Aerospace EAP (standing for Experimental Aircraft Programme) was a British technology demonstrator aircraft developed by aviation company British Aerospace (BAe) as a private venture. It was designed to research technologies to be used for a future European combat aircraft, and eventually formed the basis for the multinational Eurofighter Typhoon.The EAP has its roots within the earlier Agile Combat Aircraft (ACA), a collaborative initiative studying advanced technologies to produce more capable fighter aircraft. Upon the announcement of the EAP during October 1983, it was intended to be a multinational European effort; however, neither West Germany or Italy would ultimately contribute financially, thus the programme relied upon a combination of British public and British and European private funding instead. Having been manufactured in sections across multiple facilities, the sole EAP aircraft (serial ZF534) was rolled out during April 1986. Performing its maiden flight on 8 August 1986, the EAP would fly over 250 sorties prior to its grounding on 1 May 1991, by which point the aircraft had fulfilled its intended purpose as a development aid.The British House of Commons Accounts Committee credited the EAP with reducing the development of the Eurofighter by a year for a saving of £850 million.During the second half of 1991, the Aeronautical and Automotive Engineering department of Loughborough University received the EAP aircraft, where it was used a static instructional aid in the teaching of Aeronautical Engineering students for many years. In early 2012, in response to a request from the Royal Air Force (RAF), the EAP was transported to the Royal Air Force Museum Cosford; it has since been reassembled and put on public display in the museum's collection.
A FINE ADDITION TO ANY COLLECTION
PERIOD DOCUMENT - 1 ONLY VERY SCARCE shipping to destinations show , insured airmail with protective packaging ORIGINAL ITEMS ,VERY COLLECTABLE .secure insured delivery