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Arrow Aircraft of The Aerodrome, Yeadon, Yorks

Arrow Aircraft built two single-seat high-performance all-metal aerobatic trainer aircraft at Yeadon, Leeds.

1931 The first was the Active 1

1932 Launched the improved Active 2.

1933 Constructors of light aircraft and manufacturers of aircraft armaments. Head Office and Works: Little Russell Street, Whitehall Road, Leeds.^[1]

1937 Aeroplane designers and manufacturers and manufacturers of armament equipment.^[2]

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-of The Aerodrome, Yeadon, Yorks
+[[image:Im19321117FL-ArrowActive.jpg |thumb| November 1932. Arrow Active 2. (Flight 1932/11/17).]]
-* '''Arrow Aircraft''' built two single-seat high-performance all-metal aerobatic trainer aircraft at Yeadon, Leeds.
+Arrow Aircraft of The Aerodrome, Yeadon, Yorks
-* The first was the Active 1 of 1931 and a year later the improved Active 2.
+'''Arrow Aircraft''' built two single-seat high-performance all-metal aerobatic trainer aircraft at Yeadon, Leeds.
-* 1937 Aeroplane designers and manufacturers and manufacturers of armament equipment.<ref>[[1937 The Aeroplane Directory of the Aviation and Allied Industries]]</ref>
+The first was the Active 1
+Launched the improved Active 2.
+Constructors of light aircraft and manufacturers of aircraft armaments. Head Office and Works: Little Russell Street, Whitehall Road, Leeds.<ref>1933 Who's Who in British Aviation</ref>
+Aeroplane designers and manufacturers and manufacturers of armament equipment.<ref>[[1937 The Aeroplane Directory of the Aviation and Allied Industries]]</ref>
+Acquired by [[Associated Engineering Group]]<ref> The Times 31 January 1958</ref>.
+==See Also==
+<what-links-here/>
 ==Sources of Information==
+<references/>
 * British Aircraft Manufacturers since 1908 by Gunter Endres. Pub 1995
-<references/>
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+[[Category: Town - Leeds]]
+[[Category: Aircraft Builders]]