Slingsby Aviation

Slingsby Aviation was a British aircraft manufacturer based in Kirkbymoorside, North Yorkshire, England.

The business was founded in Scarborough by Frederick Nicholas Slingsby, an RAF pilot in World War I.

After repairing some of the club's gliders, Slingsby's business built its first aircraft, a German designed RRG Falke which flew in 1931.

After the war Slingsby continued to make increasingly refined gliders for civilian use in clubs and competitions.

[failed verification][4] Slingsby Aviation passed from UBE to ML holdings in 1993,[4] then to Cobham plc in December 1995.

Slingsby Aviation’s SAH 2200 hovercraft has operated in such varied regions as the Arctic Circle and Africa.

[6] In 2020, Marshall Slingsby Advanced Composites won the Aerospace Company of the Year in the Corporate Live Wire North England Prestige Awards.

Slingsby Firefly T67M of the UK Defence Elementary Flying Training School, used for training Army and Navy student pilots.
Logo used in 2013
Baynes Bat third scale experimental tank carrier, not a Slingsby design but built by them
Hengist 15 seat military glider