Aircraft serial number 2317 is the first Islander to be fully built in the UK since 1968.
Credit: Britten-Norman
WASHINGTON—When the first Britten-Norman Islander flew on June 13, 1965, the British aircraft industry was building an array of commercial aircraft from the turboprop Hawker Siddeley HS.748 to the long-range Vickers VC10. They were to be followed by names familiar to regional aviation including the...
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