The Lancaster was not lost it was repaired at Lashenden & flown out

After several quiet weeks Lashenden was again graced by aircraft of the BBMF when Hurricane LF363 & Spitfire P7350 landed to refuel.

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We were also visited by

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Aeronca Champion G-TIMP

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Bulldog XX628

And finally A Sea King
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Mondays De Havilland invasion of Lashenden a little late.

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DH60 G-AANL

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DH82A G-AHAN

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DH82A G-AHOO

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DH82A G-AIDS

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DH82A G-ANCS

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DH82A G-ANEN

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DH82A G-ANFM

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DH82A G-AOBX

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DH82A G-BPHR

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CHIPMUNK G-BXHF

Aero Legends North American Aviation T6G flew for the first time in three years today, alongside The Aircraft Restoration Company’s Harvard. Both aircraft flew to Duxford, the T6G will return to Lashenden shortly.
Photo Aero Legends

Saturday proved to be yet another quiet day for vintage aircraft the highlight being the Hornet Moth.

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Hornet Moth G-ADNE

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Boeing PT13 Kaydet 43517 G-NZSS

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Resident Stampe G-AWEF

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Resident Stampe G-OODE

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Aero Legends Resident Australian built Tiger Moth G-PWBE