or the Avro Lancaster, was a heavy bomber introduced in 1941 and already deployed in action the following year. Based on the Avro Manchester, it was powered by four Packard Merlin 224 engines and ...

I caught the iconic BBMF Lancaster Bomber flying over RAF Coningsby, and it was an unforgettable sight. Hearing those engines roar and seeing this historic aircraft in action was a powerful ...

Feel the power and nostalgia as the BBMF Avro Lancaster bomber takes to the skies in a stunning low takeoff flyover. In this video, the unmistakable roar of four Rolls-Royce Merlin engines echoes ...

But the men who flew them had the most perilous posting of the conflict with 3,249 aircraft and their crews lost in action. The model was finalised in 1942 and the Lancaster Bomber was first ...

Lancaster Bomber (right) in action at Newmarket racecourse in England during his racing days. Picture: Alan Crowhurst/Getty Images If you lose them or sell them, they will give you reason to regret.

It's a privilege to fly': David Rohrer of the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum speaks about what it means to fly in a restored Lancaster bomber, which The Globe got to see in action over Toronto ...

The Avro Lancaster FM 104 bomber has been the centre of restoration ... said the event will also be the launch of an international auction on eBay of a genuine framed piece of the ­Lancaster ...

THE owner of a full-size Lancaster cockpit replica hopes it won’t bomb when it’s auctioned for £150,000. Norman Groom, 85, spent six years building the 6ft by 15ft bit of bomber in his garage.

Guy Martin honours the Lancaster bomber crews of World War II, as he tries out several onboard roles including pilot, gunner and bomb aimer. Has he got what it takes to join Bomber Command?

In what promises to be a magnificent display, the Lancaster Bomber’s appearance is part ... for their service and sacrifice at home and overseas. The action-packed day will also feature ...