Beechcraft 65-80 Aircraft
This Beechcraft 65-80 aircraft is one of the easiest abandoned planes to be accessed as found in a hangar. Many people may know this aircraft as the Beechcraft Queen Air, which is a twin-engined light aircraft. It was designed by Beechcraft, with numerous versions of the aircraft being released between 1960 to 1978. It was also based on the Twin Bonanza and served a lot of purposes during its prime. If you are aware of the King Air series of turboprop aircraft, you will have an idea of the many purposes the Beechcraft served. Well, at least one can easily access this abandoned site.
Beechcraft 65 80 Aircraft
P-57 Sea Prince
This is an abandoned P-57 Sea Prince, which was based in the Royal Navy and was used to transport various tools and other materials for the force throughout Australia, U.K., and Thailand. The aircraft you are looking at here was left unattended at the Logan Marston Airfield in Warwickshire, England. Records indicate that more than 75 P-57s were manufactured during the time they were in full operation and were done in different variants. Interestingly, 41 of them were the P-57 Sea Prince T1 and had radar imaging designed on them. This abandoned aircraft is certainly an interesting one.
P 57 Sea Prince
