Jet aircraft stamps issued by Post Office

[Rheged]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cvgj6gl33reo

Worth a look.

[zenrat]

The jets set is nice although they should have dropped the F-35 in favour of a Harrier.
Not so keen on the Whittle set.  While I appreciate the history they are not much to look at.  They could at least have had one with an E28/39 on it.

[PR19_Kit]

The Vulcan is best known for flying more than 6,000 miles from RAF Waddington in Lincolnshire to bomb Port Stanley during the Falklands War in 1982.

WHAT?

Why don't they get people who KNOW about aviation write stuff like this properly, instead of hacks who haven't a clue about basic research?

And large chunks of the F-35 are made right here in the UK too, in Salmesbury and Nottingham.

[Charlie_c67]

The Vulcan is best known for flying more than 6,000 miles from RAF Waddington in Lincolnshire to bomb Port Stanley during the Falklands War in 1982.

WHAT?

Why don't they get people who KNOW about aviation write stuff like this properly, instead of hacks who haven't a clue about basic research?

And large chunks of the F-35 are made right here in the UK too, in Salmesbury and Nottingham.

Also a few errors on the Meteor, Vampire and Tonka too...

[scooter]

The Vulcan is best known for flying more than 6,000 miles from RAF Waddington in Lincolnshire to bomb Port Stanley during the Falklands War in 1982.

WHAT?

Why don't they get people who KNOW about aviation write stuff like this properly, instead of hacks who haven't a clue about basic research?

And large chunks of the F-35 are made right here in the UK too, in Salmesbury and Nottingham.

BecUse it's easier to not pay an intern to do their "research" than to get someone who knows what they're doing

[Weaver]

No Hunter?
No Lightning?
No Harrier?

Strange selection.