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THE Tudor, while still frankly a design that has had to be produced under the restrictions of war, is a far closer approach to the air liner of post‐war years than is anything else yet completed and flown in this country. That A. V. Roc & Co. Ltd., should have completed so advanced an aeroplane while they were engaged upon the long‐range developments of the Lancaster for the Far East, and upon the design of the Lincoln does them the greatest credit.

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