The RNHF really, really need to concentrate on the aircraft they have. Sadly the heydays of the 1980s and 1990s, where they were able to field pairs of Sea Furies and Swordfish, Seahawk and Firefly week in, week out are long gone. Now they are really struggling to field anything at all. I don’t think they’ve managed a single event this year yet. I’m sure they do their best, but talk of them taking on additional aircraft, such as the Sea Vixen, fills me with despair.
It seems that he shone on for a little longer! 🙂
Hi Mike ,Just to let you know the link you posted is dead ” No Results Found
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Thanks for pointing that out Trumper, apparently the link is now fixed
Just the one Hunter, and no Venom, resident nowadays I think.
Being flown at La Ferte Alais by a former (now retired) airshow pilot.
Why would you think it is only a small prospect? From the tone of the CWHM press release it would seem like pretty much a done deal, with only dotting the Is and crossing the Ts to be done before it becomes a reality.
East Kirkby have announced Tuesday 2nd September as the date for their 3 Lancasters event. Limited to 5,000 tickets, price is TBC
Maybe not, but the language (and food) is!
A short write-up that I put together, and a few pictures from the Air Britain Fly-in.
It has now been delivered to the owner, having made a total of 4 flights (including the delivery flight) I believe. It is reported that it will be stored, as the owner apparently has no intention of operating it.
Thanks for sharing your plans with us. I look forward to seeing the S.E.5a over in the UK in due course – I was very impressed with it when it was shown at Oshkosh back in 2010

…cheered up a dreich Monday…
Isn’t there something in the forum rules that says that all posts must be in English? 🙂
An amazing project, I dread to think how many tens of millions of Euros it will end up costing (including building a hangar up in not-so-sunny Maine to undertake the rebuild in).
There was one last year in Denmark (IIRC) with one of the EADS DB-engined ones ending up on its belly in a field.
I’m not sure that I’d call that either encouraging or discouraging, it sounds like a blanket ‘we don’t know what’s going on’ statement to me.