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Aeroplane traces its lineage back to the weekly The Aeroplane, launched in June 1911, and is still continuing to provide the best historic-aviation coverage around. Aeroplane magazine is dedicated to offering the most in-depth and entertaining read on all aspects of aviation history and preservation. With a distinct emphasis on military machines from the 1930s, 1940s, 1950s and 1960s, the magazine features such icons as the Spitfire, Hurricane, Lancaster and many more. However, Aeroplane also regularly includes articles on historic civil light aircraft and other types that are scarcely covered elsewhere – making it the most balance historic aviation monthly on the market.

Anonymous AOP.9 at Newark

The fuselage of the as yet unidentified Auster AOP.9 in Number One hangar at the Newark Air Museum. (NAM)

In display Hangar One at the Newark Air Museum in Winthorpe, restoration of the currently unidentified Auster AOP.9 is progressing steadily. The main fuselage structure has been de-corroded and primed, and work is now well under way on the nose cowlings and panels.

Significant progress is also being made with the internal restoration, with the main instrument panels rebuilt and installed. Most missing items of instrumentation are available in the museum store, including an original radio set.