Flight Manual for the Miles M100 Student
Flight Manual for the Miles M100 Student
Flight Manual for the Miles M100 Student
Flight Manual for the Miles M100 Student
Flight Manual for the Miles M100 Student

MILES M100 STUDENT

$9.95

Title: Miles M100 Student 

The Miles M100 Student was a single-engined lightweight jet trainer produced as a private venture by F G Miles Ltd, and the sole example first flew in 1957. Unfortunately it lost out on the RAF flight training contract to the Percival Jet provost.

A number of developments of the Student were studied and proposed for various training programmes but without success. The sole prototype remained active until 1985 when it was badly damaged in a landing accident. It is now displayed at the Berkshire Museum of Aviation.

Due to the experimental nature of the aircraft it is unlikely a formal flight manual was produced. There would have been some temporary document giving limitations etc, but unfortunately after extensive enquiries we have been unable to locate a copy. This title contains a publicity brochure for the Student containing detailed technical specifications and performance predictions plus four original photographs of the prototype, along with two further brochures on proposed developments of the Student. The files have been scanned from the original documents and retain any colour pages.

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This title contains:

  • Manufacturer’s brochure for the Miles M100 Student, undated with approx. 30 pages, plus four original photographs of the prototype.
  • Manufacturer’s brochure for the Miles Graduate, undated with approx. 22 pages. (This was a project from the early 1960’s for a more powerful version of the Student using the Turbomeca Aubisque engine of 1543 lbs thrust. Unbuilt.)
  • Manufacturer’s brochure for the Miles Centurion, undated with approx. 23 pages. (The Centurion was an enlarged version of the Student, using either a single example of the Rolls-Royce RB.145 engine or the Bristol Siddeley Viper engine, or twin installations of the Turbomeca Mabore or J69 engines. Unbuilt.)

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