Steve, just wanted to check, have you received my email?

I was there too! Glad I went, looked rather dodgy earlier in the day, didn’t it Moggy? 🙂

For those who weren’t there, weather was good during the flying itself (pretty fab at the end), apart from a shower that briefly halted proceedings soon after 7.

Excellent displays form all concerned, especially Anson, Sptfire, Hurricane, Lysander, Gladiator and Chipmunk (Moggy, I believe the pilot was Peter Cross, who also flew the Hermes Moth), plus good to have a bit of barnstorming with the Tiger Moth, DH60X and two Maggies.

Only the Sopwith Pup and Triplane failed to display (due to the wind) and of course the weather put paid to the visiting participants, but overall yet another enjoyable Shuttleworth show.

Here it is, third post down:

http://www.airshows.co.uk/board/ikonboard.pl?;act=ST;f=19;t=659

Hmm, I think you’ll find it’s actually last year’s list up on the TFC site. 🙂

Probably won’t be long before the first participants are added.

Yes, I’ve seen that woman at about every Shuttleworth show I’ve been to. I’m glad it’s not just me who’s noticed her! I wonder if she knows she’s famous? 🙂

I enjoyed the show on Sunday. It was a nice, low key way to open the season. Highlights for me were:
Breitling Fighters
Matadors
Stephen Grey in the P47
Frank Chapman in the Gladiator
John Romain in the Blenheim (along with Mike Collet in the Anson)
The Storch
The Operation TELIC marked Tornado
All the regular RAF displays, but in particular the XV Sqn GR4, Hawk and Tucano.
Pembroke and T28

Right, I have good and bad news about Duxford. The bad news is that the Swordfish and OFMC Kittyhawk aren’t appearing, but the good news is the Pembroke and T28 are displaying. This is an updated flying list I was sent from the museum:

Falcons
Hawk
T28
Storch and Cub
Tornado GR4
Blenheim and Anson
Tucano
B17 and P47
Gladiator
Jaguar
The Matadors
Pembroke
Breitling Spitfire, Mustang and Corsair
Lancaster and Tornado GR4 flypast
Lancaster
Harrier GR7