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Walney Air Show 2005

‘WALNEY AIR SHOW 2005’
Walney Airfield,
Barrow-in-Furness,
Cumbria

We are making good progress with plans for the Air Show on the 16th July 2005.

The list of participating aircraft is growing everyday. We are delighted with the interest that this first full size airshow to be held at Walney Airfield has created in aviation circles.

We may not offer the Heavy Metal that RIAT can but we have a line up of aircraft that hopefully will interest everyone.

We have the Grace Spitfire, The Utterly Butterly WIngwalkers, The BBMF, Catalina, Avro Anson etc… The full list can be found on our Website http://www.walneyairshow.co.uk
Ample parking will be provided off the airfield with a nominal fee of £5.00. Entry to Air Show will be free.

From Gates open till mid day there will RC flying from the Large Model Association with aircraft like 1/2 scale Spitfire and Catalina etc.
Then from 12-4 a full 4 hr flying display.

All the usual airshow ground attractions will be there as well as some local ones.

Look out for our 1/2 page spread in the ‘FlyPast Airshow’ magazine due out soon.

If you require any further info email [email]info@walneyairshow.co.uk[/email]

Hope to see you there…..We cannot do this without your support.

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By: Ant.H - 1st March 2005 at 00:14

“…along with a Harvard, Chipmonk, NW Air Ambulance and more…”

And there was me thinking you only find chip monks in fryeries…;)

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By: Nighthawk - 28th February 2005 at 23:42

Now confirmed for the flying display are………..

Spitfire T.IX – PT462 – A. Hodgson
Spitfire T.IX – ML407 – C. Grace
Spitfire PR.XI – PL965 – P. Teichman
Mustang – BBD – R. Davies
PBY Catalina
B-17 Sally B
DC-3 – BBMF
Hurricane – BBMF
Spitfire – BBMF
Utterly Butterly Wingwalkers
Yakovlevs x4
Grob Tutor – RAF
BAe Hawk – RAF
Falcons Parachute Team – RAF
Steen Skybolt – G-KEST – B.Tempest

Plus, Air Atlantic DC-3 and Anson on static along with a Harvard, Chipmonk, NW Air Ambulance and more to come!

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By: danohagan - 20th January 2005 at 10:07

Potentially an excellent show – just a shame they picked RIAT weekend for it 🙁

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By: proplover - 20th January 2005 at 09:53

Nighthawk – times of the tour (& costs!! – joking) will be forward to you nearer the date.

I gather the organisers are still to finalise a few more private display items as well as trying to get decisions made on what/any RAF/USAF participation, at the moment its potentially looking like quite a show. Its great to see people in the North West putting time & effort into putting on a show as we have so few up here these days.

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By: Nighthawk - 18th January 2005 at 22:18

Nice to see some additions today, Anthony Hodgsons Spitfire TIX, Harvard and Chipmonk will be on show, just the Spit in the flying though.

Proplover ……… i look forward to that tour ! 😎 🙂

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By: Manonthefence - 17th January 2005 at 21:31

Nighthawk

Thanks the one, thanks! I do believe that VintageATCO of this board used to provide ATC for it.

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By: Nighthawk - 17th January 2005 at 21:28

Welcome aboard, looking forward to the show, see you there! 🙂
MOTF,
that village fete was Clophill in Bedfordshire, absolutly brilliant event as you mentioned B1’s x2, B-52, FA-18s x4 (canadian), F-16’s, KC-135 etc anyone know why it never happens anymore?

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By: merlin70 - 17th January 2005 at 21:09

a lot of front!! If you dont ask you dont get 😉

Good luck with the airshow chaps

The only way to get anything these days.

Well done all concerned, I hope it is well supported by families and enthusiasts alike.

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By: Manonthefence - 17th January 2005 at 18:43

Very ambitious flying programme – especially some of the modern USAF stuff. How likely do you think it is that they’ll agree?

Probably the same way a small village fete in Suffolk(?) used to get flypasts by everything from an F-4 to a B-52, (all controlled by air traffic from the village hall roof) a lot of front!! If you dont ask you dont get 😉

Good luck with the airshow chaps

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By: danohagan - 17th January 2005 at 17:04

Very ambitious flying programme – especially some of the modern USAF stuff. How likely do you think it is that they’ll agree?

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By: Moggy C - 17th January 2005 at 16:54

Flyable into?

Moggy

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