On this day in aviation history, 90 years ago (March 6, 1936), the Avro Anson officially entered military flying service. Royal Air Force No. 48 Squadron was the first unit to receive the aircraft.

The Gentle Annie (MH120) plane is the last operating Avro Anson aircraft to be built at Yeadon during WW2 A vintage plane built in the 1940s at Yeadon has landed at Leeds Bradford Airport (LBA) to ...

The only airworthy Avro Anson MK1 in the world flies over Lake Wānaka with Bill Reid and Dave Phillips in the cockpit. PHOTO: STEPHEN JAQUIERY An 80-year-old stalwart of the Warbirds Over Wanaka ...

The world’s only flying Avro Anson Mk.1 fires up alongside a de Havilland Mosquito, bringing two rare British warbirds back to life. The start-ups are sharp, loud, and mechanical, but the taxi runs ...

The Gentle Annie is the last operating Avro Anson aircraft to be built at Yeadon during World War Two. Britain's Jack Draper says his recent injury problems left his confidence levels "below the floor ...