Sud Aviation aircraft books - history and models

Vultures Over Israel - The Vautour in Israeli Service: Squadron 110 1957-1971

The French Vautour was designed to serve as an attack aircraft, bomber and nightfighter. Israel purchased all three versions and was the only nation to operate all three types. Sqdn.110 recon Vautours collected imagery crucial for IAF Operation Focus, the pre-emptive strike that opened the June 1967 Six Day War. It was during this war that Sqdn. 110 attack Vautours spearheaded the IAF air superiority offensive.
Well illustrated, this work gives a detailed account on the aircraft and its use in the IAF.

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S.E. 210 Caravelle - A Legends of Flight Illustrated History (Legends of Flight)

The Sud Aviation S.E. 210 Caravelle, a French-built jet airliner from the 1950s, was named after the 15th-century caravela ships used in the Age of Exploration. Along with the British de Havilland Comet, it was one of the first jet-powered passenger airliners. In April 1959, the Caravelle became the first successful jet airliner to enter scheduled service with Scandinavian Air Lines (SAS).
Produced until 1972, the Caravelle remained in service until 2005. Its rear-mounted engines influenced later designs like the Douglas DC-9 and Tupolev Tu-134.

This book details the Caravelle's design, development, and use, including its service with major airlines such as Air France, SAS, Swissair, and United. Technical specifications and period photographs provide insight into the history of this pioneering and influential commercial jet airliner.

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