Aviation Groups
Links to aviation groups that have Viscount photos or information on their websites
Australian Airliners
This site chronicles the history of airliners that have been registered and operated in Australia
since World War II. Included are histories of all the Viscounts operated in the country.
Australian Airliners
Australian Military Aircraft Serials and Histories
This site is devoted to providing a complete list of aircraft operated by the Australian Defence
Force and includes the 2 Vickers Viscounts A6-435 & A6-436 operated by 34 Squadron.
Australian Military Aircraft Serials and Histories
Aviation Diary by Robin D W Norton
There is plenty to interest you on this website, from great air to air photographs taken in Spain to
information on Rhodesia in the 1970s with Robin's photographs plus reports from airshows in the UK, Canada,
Spain and the USA from the 1970s through to the present.
Aviation Diary by Robin D W Norton
Memorias del Tiempo de Vuelo - flight time memories
This site is dedicated to Uruguayan Aviation and includes a section on PLUNA Viscounts.
Memorias del Tiempo de Vuelo
Propliner Aviation Magazine
Propliner Aviation Magazine is a quarterly journal devoted to classic piston-engined and turboprop transport
aircraft. Featuring both topical and historical articles, the magazine covers the activities of everything from
Stratocruisers to Britannias, Dakotas to Viscounts, and Commandos to Constellations.
Propliner Aviation Magazine
The Home of Viscount Stephen Piercey
Viscount c/n 412 G-APIM was christened 'Viscount Stephen Piercey' after the young and talented chief photographer of 'Flight
International' who was tragically killed on 20th May 1984.
The home of Viscount Stephen Piercey
The History of Flight
For hundreds of years, humans have watched birds and wanted to fly. Early attempts involved making wings out of wood and feathers and attaching the wings to a person's
arms to try to fly. Unfortunately, the results were usually disastrous. This is because human physiology is not the same as that of birds, and humans don't have the
same strength.
The History of Flight