June 1, 2008 at 10:28 pm
For all the latest news from the Royal Navy Historic Flight, including details of the first flight of Sea Fury T.20 VX281 and updated display programme, please visit the official site HERE.

By: RobAnt - 3rd June 2008 at 12:14
She didn’t make it to Cosford, unfortunately. But it was nice to see the Sea Hawk flying again.
By: markstringer - 3rd June 2008 at 12:05
unfortunately she’s not the daughter of a rich saudi oil baron!!!
By: Pete Truman - 3rd June 2008 at 11:12
well at least there are plans to but a spare. 3 centarus engines must be a challenge to maintain for sure!!
i wonder if there are plans for the sea fury, seafire, swordfish, wildcat, tfc corsair, skyraider and shuttleworth sea hurricane to do a navy tribute at some point this year? there was something similar at one of the shuttleworth displays last year was there not?
Perhaps the outlaws could arrange it for your wedding!!!!
By: markstringer - 3rd June 2008 at 09:59
well at least there are plans to but a spare. 3 centarus engines must be a challenge to maintain for sure!!
i wonder if there are plans for the sea fury, seafire, swordfish, wildcat, tfc corsair, skyraider and shuttleworth sea hurricane to do a navy tribute at some point this year? there was something similar at one of the shuttleworth displays last year was there not?
By: Pete Truman - 3rd June 2008 at 09:49
Sad to see that the engine from the single seater has to be sent to the US for a rebuild.
By: SADSACK - 2nd June 2008 at 16:16
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dont understand the registration. is she gonna be flight tested on the civvie register and then switch to RNHF and hence Navy ownership, or staying on the civvie register? Not that it makes much difference!
By: DazDaMan - 2nd June 2008 at 00:14
Great news on the two-seater flying! 🙂
By: Steve 964 - 2nd June 2008 at 00:05
Sea Fury T.20….. Very Well Done !!
Just read the RNHF update,its great to see the 2 seater flying again,very well done to all involved with the reassembly and testing programme.
I’m sure I speak for many in wishing the Flight the very best of luck with all their aircraft in the future,
Steve