Gloster Meteor prototype DG206/G was the first Meteor airframe to fly, taking the F.9/40 design into the air on 5 March 1943 with two Halford H.1 jet engines, the engine later known as the de Havilland Goblin.
Identity
Aliases
DG206DG206/GMeteor prototype
Name
Gloster Meteor prototype DG206/G
Status
retired
Details
Description
Gloster Meteor prototype DG206/G was the first Meteor airframe to fly, taking the F.9/40 design into the air on 5 March 1943 with two Halford H.1 jet engines, the engine later known as the de Havilland Goblin.