de Havilland Ghost
Historical de Havilland Ghost turbojet family developed for early post-war British jet aircraft and civil airliners, larger and more powerful than the Goblin and distinguished by its ten combustion chambers; Ghost 50 and other exact marks remain separate records when separately evidenced.
Identity
- Aliases
- Ghostde Havilland H-1 GhostGhost turbojet
- Domains
- aviation
- Identity Level
- family
- Kind
- turbojet
- Name
- de Havilland Ghost
- Status
- historical
Details
- Air Breathing Specs
- Max Thrust
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- Description
- Historical de Havilland Ghost turbojet family developed for early post-war British jet aircraft and civil airliners, larger and more powerful than the Goblin and distinguished by its ten combustion chambers; Ghost 50 and other exact marks remain separate records when separately evidenced.
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- Creation Time
- August 14, 2026 at 01:12:59 UTC
- Updated Time
- August 14, 2026 at 01:12:59 UTC
Other
- Sources
- Note
- RAF Museum distinguishes Ghost from Goblin by its larger size and ten combustion chambers, records 5,000 lb thrust, and documents civil and military aircraft use.
- Publisher
- Royal Air Force Museum
- Title
- Engine - de Havilland Ghost 50
- Note
- RAF Museum identifies four de Havilland Ghost engines as the Comet 1 powerplant and records 89 kN total thrust, corroborating the family significance.
- Publisher
- Royal Air Force Museum
- Title
- Comet Comparisions