Having watched the first two episodes, they have left me somewhat underwhelmed.
I don’t think they have so much explained how or why these accidents happened, but thrown up
one or two more theories.

Nice to see some pictures from a different location.

The question still remains. What would draw the crowds, in the same way that the Vulcan has over the last few years ?

I cannot see any other aircraft having the Vulcan effect and regardless of what some people think it does have a crowd pulling effect and very little money was diverted from other projects because of it.

I agree. I’m sure that knowing the Vulcan was going to display, would always get a few thousand more people through
the turnstiles.

I think we also need to differentiate between those who go to a free seaside airshow because it is free and a fun day out,
those prepared to fork out £100 or more for a family day out, and the genuine hard core aircraft enthusiast, with a
suitcase full of cameras and lenses.

For the general public, the displays they most want to see are (in my opinion): The Vulcan, The Red Arrows, and
the Typhoon.
The Red Arrows for obvious reasons, and the Vulcan and Typhoon for the sheer noise.
In the same way that in years gone by, the Lightning was the star of the show. Saying that, we went to Eastbourne
this year for the first time, and that was only because the Lancasters were going to be there. We wouldn’t have gone
otherwise.

Just to add. We also went to the end of season display at Old Warden, and what a great show that was.
With only the Hunter disturbing the peace 🙂

I doubt very much the passengers were told to push the plane

Yes, it was probably more a case of, please help to push or you stay here.

I don’t know why they always send a letter out, saying that the Winter Fuel payment should be in my bank account
within the next three or four weeks.

When it was paid in a fortnight previous.

Exactly the sort of comment that almost always comes from people who have completely and utterly missed the point of why UKIP came into being to start with, and why it is receiving such significant support now.

I can only agree with you. They are comments which are gaining UKIP more support.
Along with the recent “White Van Man & England Flags” incident.
Political editor for the BBC, Nick Robinson, appears to have taken on the mantle of UKIP PR chief, whilst trying to
impersonate Jeremy Paxman. Every time he opens his mouth he gains Nigel Farage more support.