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Cushioncraft has an authorised capital of £ 500, 000 and issued capital of £ 450, 000, BHC paid Britten-Norman £ 90, 000 for a 20 per cent stake in the company's hovercraft activities.
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Cushioncraft and BHC
As well as Saunders-Roe and Vickers ( which combined in 1966 to form the British Hovercraft Corporation ( BHC )), other commercial craft were developed during the 1960s in the UK by Cushioncraft ( part of the Britten-Norman Group ) and Hovermarine based at Woolston ( the latter being ' Sidewall Hovercraft ', where the sides of the hull projected down into the water to trap the cushion of air with ' normal ' hovercraft skirts at the bow and stern ).
Cushioncraft was reconstituted as a separate company in 1967 to permit British Hovercraft Corporation ( BHC ) to take a minority share holding, and it revived the name under which Britten-Norman's initial ACV endeavours were launched.
After Cushioncraft was taken over by BHC, the " unique " fan lift / propulsion arrangement design of the later quiet Cushioncraft vehicles was discontinued.
Cushioncraft and Britten-Norman
During the 1960s, Britten-Norman were involved in the development of hovercraft via their subsidiary Cushioncraft Ltd ; their first craft, the CC1, was the world's second hovercraft.
Cushioncraft Ltd was a British engineering company, formed in 1960 as a division of Britten-Norman Ltd ( manufacturer of aircraft ) to develop / build hovercraft.
In 1960 Britten-Norman Ltd began trials of their new " Cushioncraft "— their name for an air-cushion vehicle built for Elders and
Together with its associated company, Crop Culture ( Aerial ) Ltd, Britten-Norman studied the potential for the Cushioncraft in many different countries.
The board of Cushioncraft comprised Messrs F. R. J. Britten, Desmond Norman, J. M. McMahon and F. H. Mann ( all directors of Britten-Norman ), Peter Winter ( technical director ), and A. R. B. Hobbs, BHC's nominee.
In 1971, Britten-Norman encountered financial problems, and one result was that the Cushioncraft company was sold in 1972 to the British Hovercraft Corporation.
In 1971 the British Hovercraft Corporation acquired the Cushioncraft company from Britten-Norman.
Cushioncraft and for
Subsequent to development use by Cushioncraft, the CC4 was sold to the NPL for future research, HDL renamed it HU-4.
Cushioncraft and .
Originally based at Bembridge Airport on the Isle of Wight, Cushioncraft later moved to the Duver Works at St. Helens, these works gave ready access to the sheltered water of Bembridge Harbour.
Between 1960 and 1972 Cushioncraft designed 6 models of which 5 were produced.
The CC4 was developed by Cushioncraft jointly with Hovercraft Development.
The Cushioncraft CC-6 18-ton mixed-traffic ferry craft was to be built jointly by the Vosper-Thorneycroft shipbuilding group at Portsmouth.
This was the effect of an agreement between Vosper and Cushioncraft, under which Vosper were to be major sub-contractors in the construction of the craft.
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