It would be nice to see some sort of flying display at Larkhill/Netheravon/Upavon. If only to see the Be2 flying low over Stonehenge.

There was a small event this year to mark 100 years of military aviation with a landing at the former Stonehenge airfield – now National Trust land. Unfortunately bad weather restricted it to just three Austers – a flight of SE5a replicas had to cancel. It commemorated the formation of No 2 (Aeroplane) Company, Air Battalion Royal Engineers, under the command of Captain J D B Fulton, Royal Field Artillery at nearby Larkhill on 1 April 1911.

Photo (C)National Trust/AJ King