Built in Tablada, Seville, in Spain in 1958, S/N 145 served with the Spanish Air Force until 1965 (reg C4K-105).
In 1968, this aircraft flew in the famous movie ‘the Battle of Britain’. After filming it was sold to a well known collector in the USA and went into storage. In 2015 it finally resurfaced and was sold and shipped to the UK and restored by Air Leasing Ltd. The first flight following restoration took place in June 2018.
The Aircraft is presented in immaculate condition wearing the livery of “White 9” and is as close to flying a Messerschmitt 109 as you can get!
Hispano Aviación HA-1112
Type: Classic
Available
SKU: E517336
Maximum Range
Passengers
Max Speed
AIRFRAME
Airframe Hours 59:35
ENGINES
Engine Rolls Royce Merlin 500/45
Engine S/N 306375
Engine TSN/TSO 64:35
Propeller Rotol R116/4F5/4
Propeller S/N 99919
Trig TT22 Transponder
Trig TY91 Transceiver
Exterior
Standard
JG52 September 1941 “White 9”. This was the scheme of Luftwaffe Ace UFFZ Edmund “Paule” Roβmann, one of the most respected leaders in JG52. ‘Paule’ flew in the Battle of Britain before transferring to Russia. In July 1943 he landed behind enemy lines in an attempt to rescue a fellow pilot but was captured. By the end of the war he had scored 93 victories and had been awarded the Knight’s Cross.
Smoke system fitted
REMARKS
Registration G-AWHH (UK Registry)
C or A Permit (UK CAA)
£ 1 600 000
| Type | Classic |
| Year | 1958 |
| Location | Europe, United Kingdom - England |
| TT | 59:35 |