By: bazv - 3rd July 2009 at 07:51
Thanks for answers guys- was for a friend of mine who has also asked …
What time are the Red Arrows displaying.
Havent had time this week to do any googling so thanks for any answers.
cheers baz
By: 92fis - 2nd July 2009 at 23:14
Which Mustang & Spitfire?
I take it he mean’t Robs lamploughs Mustang and his Mk VIII Spitfire.
By: Black Knight - 2nd July 2009 at 22:38
Neither the Mustang (still in bits)or MkIIX Spitfire will be there this year as far as I know. :rolleyes:
Which Mustang & Spitfire?
By: cypherus - 2nd July 2009 at 22:31
Hope to see lots of warbirds at the FoS this year, Would also like too ‘See’ the Italian mongrel that knocked the wing mirror off my truck and explain in crisp terms that driving down the centre of the road while reading a map is not the way too endear yourself too other road users, This aside have a great time all who get the chance too visit. :diablo:
By: rivet - 2nd July 2009 at 14:58
Neither the Mustang (still in bits)or MkIIX Spitfire will be there this year as far as I know. :rolleyes:
By: Arabella-Cox - 1st July 2009 at 14:05
Tom,
Absolutely, Revival Meeting is better for aviation fans. Sitting on the grass bank at the end of the runway is a great way to see both the motor racing and the aircraft.
Cheers
Ralph
By: Tom Everitt - 1st July 2009 at 11:04
If it’s warbirds you are looking for then Revival Festival in September is the better event.
This years Freddie March Spirit of Aviation enclosure is shaping up to be another outstanding collection and OFMC will be back to provide the Air Displays.
Plane Heritage will be operating the Tiger Moth, Rapide and Dove for pleasure flights again this year.
Tom.
By: Arabella-Cox - 1st July 2009 at 10:47
Baz,
According to the website….
On the Friday and Saturday, the Royal Navy Black Cats Helicopter Display Team will thrill us with their spectacular display, and the world-famous RAF Red Arrows will also entertain us on Friday and on Sunday too. Visitors to the show on Saturday will witness a breath-taking fly-by by the Eurofighter Typhoon. There will also be a replica of a 1909 Blériot. Designed by Louis Blériot, a French aviator, inventor and engineer, he completed the first cross-channel flight, receiving a prize of 1000 British pounds for doing so. Blériot is also credited as the first person to make a working monoplane, and was a pioneer of the sport of air racing.
The display is usually around lunchtime for around 20mins.
Cheers
Ralph
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