- Air Force: UK - Air Force
- Aircraft: Handley Page HP-59 Halifax B.II
- Registration: HR792 / NP763/H7-N
- Views: 689
- Location: Elvington , UK - England October 26, 2019
This composite rebuild is based on the rear fuselage of B.II HR792, with centre section and wings of Hastings C.1 TG536 with other parts from LW687, JP158 and HR723. On this side are the markings and code 'H7-N' of Halifax B.VII NP763 of 346 Squadron.
- Air Force: UK - Air Force
- Aircraft: Handley Page HP-59 Halifax B.II
- Registration: HR792 / LV907/NP-F
- Views: 700
- Location: Elvington , UK - England October 26, 2019
This composite Halifax is based on the rear fuselage section of B.II HR792 and represents B.III LV907/NP-F , 158 Squadron. LV907 was scrapped after the war, but the original "Friday 13th" artwork by LAC Jack Weeks, MBE, was preserved at the RAFM Hendon.
- Air Force: UK - Air Force
- Aircraft: Handley Page HP-59 Halifax B.2
- Registration: W1048 / TL-S
- Views: 1247
- Location: Hendon , UK - England June 10, 2005
- Air Force: UK - Air Force
- Aircraft: Handley Page HP-63 Halifax A.VII
- Registration: NA337 / 2P-X
- Views: 983
- Location: Trenton (YTR / CYTR) , Canada - Ontario October 11, 2014
This Halifax bomber is in fact the only complete example still in existence. The Mk. A.VII variant is a special operations version of the Halifax. It was modified to carry and drop special agents behind enemy lines, and was capable to tow a glider plane.
- Air Force: UK - Air Force
- Aircraft: Handley Page HP-63 Halifax A.VII
- Registration: NA337 / 2P-X
- Views: 922
- Location: Trenton (YTR / CYTR) , Canada - Ontario October 11, 2014
In the early morning of 24 April 1945, this Halifax crashed into lake Mjosa, Norway, killing five of the six aircrew on board. In 1991, it was found in the lake at a depth of 750 feet. It was eventually raised and brought to Canada to restore it.