A design for a Pterodactyl-type twin-engined fighter was submitted against Specification F.22/33 for a Twin-Engined Fighter Aircraft; the specification and proposals were not proceeded with. Surviving aircraft The Pterodactyl 1A of 1926 is held by the Science Museum London. See also Notes References Citations Bibliography Westland history 9 February 2007 External links Intriguing aircraft – British Projects 9 February 2007 1920s British experimental aircraft 1930s British experimental aircraft Tailless aircraft Single-engined pusher aircraft Pterodactyl Flying wings Turret fighters Shoulder-wing aircraft