BAC

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BAC (British Aircraft Corporation) was a major British aerospace manufacturer known for producing military and civil aircraft, including jets like the Strikemaster and its role in the development of the Concorde.

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BAC canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf aerospace manufacturer ⓘ
defence contractor ⓘ
activeDuring Cold War ⓘ
basedIn England ⓘ
collaboratedWith Aérospatiale ⓘ
country United Kingdom ⓘ
developedVariant BAC Strikemaster ⓘ
developedVariantOf Jet Provost ⓘ
linked to: BAC Jet Provost
dissolved 1977 ⓘ
focus jet-powered aircraft ⓘ
military trainers ⓘ
strike aircraft ⓘ
supersonic aircraft ⓘ
formedByMergerOf Bristol Aeroplane Company (aircraft interests) ⓘ
English Electric Aviation Ltd ⓘ
Hunting Aircraft Ltd ⓘ
Vickers-Armstrongs (Aircraft) Ltd ⓘ
linked to: Vickers-Armstrongs
headquartersLocation London ⓘ
linked to: London, England
inception 1960 ⓘ
industry aerospace industry ⓘ
defence industry ⓘ
majorShareholder UK Government ⓘ
linked to: UK government
nationalisedInto British Aerospace ⓘ
notableAircraft BAC One-Eleven ⓘ
BAC Strikemaster ⓘ
Concorde ⓘ
Lightning ⓘ
TSR-2 ⓘ
linked to: BAC TSR-2
operatedFacility Brooklands ⓘ
Filton Aerodrome ⓘ
Warton Aerodrome ⓘ
parentCompany Vickers-Armstrongs (initially, as part-owner) ⓘ
linked to: Vickers-Armstrongs
product BAC 1-11 ⓘ
BAC One-Eleven ⓘ
BAC Strikemaster ⓘ
BAC TSR-2 ⓘ
Concorde ⓘ
English Electric Lightning ⓘ
Jaguar (SEPECAT Jaguar) ⓘ
linked to: SEPECAT Jaguar

Panavia Tornado ⓘ
roleInProject co-developer of Concorde ⓘ
shortName BAC ⓘ
specializedIn civil airliners ⓘ
guided weapons ⓘ
military aircraft ⓘ
successor British Aerospace ⓘ
type public company ⓘ

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British Aircraft Corporation → shortName → BAC ⓘ
subject linked to: BAC