Proper noun
de Havilland (plural de Havillands)
A surname.
De Havilland believed that much of a compromise, and that getting rid of surplus equipment would lead to a better design. Source: Internet
De Havilland seemed to step straight out of whatever era she was charged with bringing to life. Source: Internet
A De Havilland Dove aircraft, two Westland S 51 helicopters, commonly known as the Dragonfly and four Prestwick single engine Pioneer aircraft joined the fleet in 1955. Source: Internet
A gravel or paved tie-down spot for typical bush planes like a Cessna, Piper or De Havilland rents for $55 a month. Source: Internet
The Egyptian tactic was to use their new Soviet-made MiG-15 jets as fighter escorts, while their older British-made De Havilland Vampire and Gloster Meteor jets conducted strikes against Israeli troops and vehicles. Source: Internet
The first aircraft 8R-GCP, a 19 seater De Havilland manufactured aircraft, the most modern in Guyana’s fleet at that time, left Canada on Sunday May 7, 1967 with stops in Detroit, Tallahassee, Miami, Nassau, Puerto Rico and Trinidad. Source: Internet