Air Navigation and Engineering Company

Air Navigation & Engineering Company Ltd.. was a British manufacturer of automobiles and airplanes.

Company History

The Blériot aircraft factory had a factory in Addlestone opened during the First World War to produce aircraft of the brands Société de Production of Aéroplanes Deperdussin and Avro. In 1919, the Air Navigation & Engineering Company owner of this work and began in 1920 with the production of automobiles. Their brand name was Blériot- Whippet. There was no connection to the French company Blériot Aéronautique. 1927 production ended.

Automobile

The only model Blériot- Whippet was a Cyclecar.

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