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Airspeed Aircraft
Model	Date	Detail
AS1 Tern	August 24, 1931	Wood-and-fabric cantilever monoplane. Only two ever built.
AS4 Ferry	April 5, 1932
AS5 Courier	April 11, 1933	Passenger Carrier.
AS6 Envoy	June 26, 1934	Light, twin-engined transport aircraft. Small number acquired by the RAF in 1939. Others sold to SAAF.
AS8 Viceroy	August 1934
AS10 Oxford	June 19, 1937
AS30 Queen Wasp	June 11, 1937
AS39 Fleet Shadower	October 18, 1940
AS45 Cambridge	February 19, 1941
AS51 Horsa I	September 12, 1941
AS57 Ambassador	July 10, 1947
AS58 Horsa II
AS65 Consul	March 1946

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Warplanes of the World 1918-1939 by Michael J. H. Taylor. Published 1981. ISBN 0-7110-1078-1

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