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there are actually several answers to this . The operational airspeed of the Lancaster was dependent on fuel and bomb load and operational height. 617 squadrons dambusters raid was carried our a very low level so the speed was 240 mph. Above 20000 feet the plane was normally flown at 280 mph cruise.

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