Vickers Valentia (re‑engined variants)

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The Vickers Valentia (re‑engined variants) were upgraded versions of the British biplane transport aircraft, modernized with more powerful engines to improve performance and extend their service life in military roles.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf aircraft variant
biplane
military transport aircraft
aircraftCategory land‑based aircraft
aircraftFamily Vickers Victoria/Valentia family NERFINISHED
aircraftType military transport
transport aircraft
airframeOrigin Vickers Victoria NERFINISHED
basedOn Vickers Victoria NERFINISHED
configuration biplane
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
crew multi‑crew
designedFor imperial air routes support
engineConfiguration twin‑engine
era early World War II
interwar period
fuselageConstruction metal and fabric
landingGearType fixed landing gear
manufacturer Vickers Limited NERFINISHED
numberOfEngines 2
operator Royal Air Force No. 216 Squadron NERFINISHED
Royal Air Force No. 70 Squadron NERFINISHED
partOf Vickers Valentia NERFINISHED
primaryUser Royal Air Force
propulsionType piston engine
propeller‑driven
purposeOfUpgrade extend service life
improve performance
modernize powerplant
role colonial service transport
long‑range transport
status retired
tailConfiguration conventional tail
upgradeType re‑engining
usedFor airmail transport
cargo transport
troop transport
usedInConflict World War II
surface form: Second World War
usedInTheatre India NERFINISHED
Middle East NERFINISHED
wingType fabric‑covered wings

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Bristol Pegasus radial engine usedInAircraft Vickers Valentia (re‑engined variants)
subject surface form: Bristol Pegasus