Would love to see this fly more than any other current project. Prewar airliners are almost extinct apart from a few Rapides and Dragons.
One question is I assume the CAA won’t issue a CofA due to lack of type support? So I guess it would have to operate on a permit to fly as it would require a transport CofA? Clearly operating pleasure flights will be the main form of income? Will the CAA allow a permit aircraft to operate commercially?

two seater XW934 is due to go to the FAST museum at Farnborough shortly. It’s not in a good cosmetic condition having been outside for 10 years but is supposed to be a very low hour frame?

Not taken too many warbird shots with my S5000 here are a few,

Yes A340 but you wont see it in the light this time of year, arrives around 1850. Thats the trouble with the winter so much of the interesting stuff arives after dark, roll on April.
EVA also aoperate MD11F’s on Saturday afternoon, or did last time I went up there.
Egypt Air now using A330’s, JAT used DC9 T9-AAC on saturday, plus Aeroflot 767’s on the morning flight.

That would be great, yes please

Cheers

Cees

No problem from W&R3, fire Dumps unless stated
Benson TG571/J arrined 8/67
Boscombe Down TG567/C 202sqn
Catterick TG570/S 242OCU
Cosford SoTT TG566
Finningley SoTT TG605
Henlow, held for RAFM TG527 36SQN
Lyneham TG621
Manston fire school TG501,TG506,TG513,TG623
Marham TG616/M 242ocu
Shawbury TG572(also scraping of Hastings)
Stansted Board of Trade fire school TE580, TG581
Staverton Skyframe museun TG258
Strubby WJ340
Tangmere 22 Air Despatch Sqn instructional TG512/GAD,TG603/GAQ
Teversam(cambridge) TG510
Thorney Island TG537,TG610
Wittering WD476 70Sqn
Wyton WD481
sad that we only have a few preserved in the UK now, guess they were retired too early for most of the UK preservation scene?

Cracking photos, don’t see many from that era in color.
For the recored the list of show aircraft that year was.

Exhibition Aircraft

CF-MCK Handley Page Herland 200 161
G-AOCZ Westland Whirlwind 2 WA/H/115
G-APDY Westland Whirlwind 3 WA241
G-APUX Hawker Hunter T66A 8763
G-AREA de Havilland Dove 8 04520
G-ARFP Vickers Varsity T1 546
G-ARPA de Havilland Trident 1 2101 BEA prototype
G-ARPB de Havilland Trident 1 2102 BEA flying only
G-ARPC de Havilland Trident 1 2103 BEA
G-ARRM Beagle 206X B001
G-ARTA Vickets VC10 803 BOAC prototype
G-ARXM Beagle 206Y B002
G-ARYA de Havilland DH125 25001 prototype
G-ASBU Beagle Terrier 2 B613
G-ASBY Beagle Airdale B523
G-ASCC Beagle AOP11 B701
XA894 Avro Vulcan B1 RAF
XF923 Bristol T188 13518 RAF
XG310 English Electric Lightning F3 95010 RAF
XK991 Westland Whirlwind HAR2 WA147 RAF
XL361 Avro Vulcan B2 RAF
XL640 Bristol Britannia C1 13449 RAF
XM691 Folland Gnat T1 FL501 RAF
XM698 Folland Gnat T1 FL508 RAF
XM837 Westland Wessex HAS1 WA18 Royal Navy
XM967 English Electric Lightning T5 95052 RAF
XM974 English Electric LightningT4 95074 RAF
XN817 Armstrong Whitworth Argosy C1 AW6746 RAF
XN929 Blackburn Buccaneer S1 B3-06-61 Royal Navy
XP301 Westland Whirlwind HAR10 WA341 RAF
XP400 Westland Whirlwind HAR10 WA388 RAF
XP666 Hunting Jet Provest T4 PAC/W/15525 RAF
XP667 Hunting Jet Provest T4 PAC/W/15526 RAF
XP831 Hawker P1127 P-01 RAF
XP841 Handley Page HP115 01 RAF
XP848 Westland Scout AH1 F9474 Army
XP849 Westland Scout AH1 F9475 Army
XP853 Westland Scout AH1 F9479 Army
XP972 Hawker P1127 P-03 RAF
XR942 Beagle-Wallis WA116 B202 Army
XS463 Westland Wasp HAS1 F9541 Royal Navy
C-91-2500 Avro 748-2 1550 Brazialian AF
WA202 Westland Wessex HAS31 WA202 Australian Navy
non exhibition aircraft
G-EBIA/D7000 RAF SE5a Shuttleworth collection really F904
G-ABMR/J9933 Hawker Hart Hawker’s
G-AEPH/D8096 Bristol Fighter Shuttleworth Collection
G-AIBE/N8154 Fairey Fulmar FAA historic flight
G-AISU/AB910 Supermarine Spitfire RAF
G-AJVH/LS326 Fairey Swordfish FAA historic flight
G-AMAU/PZ865 Hawker Hurricane Hawker’s
G-AMRK/K8032 Gloster Gladiator Shuttleworth collection
TW117 de Havilland Mosquito T3 RAF

I had the nice sight of 727 N169KT, smoke pooring out the back, inbound to Lasham as seen from my girlfriends bedroom window 🙂 . There were 7 727’s on the ground at the same time, takes me back…..