Terms of Reference for the CAA review have been published:

http://www.caa.co.uk/default.aspx?catid=17&pagetype=90&pageid=17113

BADA has made comment on its website here:

http://www.bada-uk.com/

Direct link here:

http://www.bada-uk.com/2015/08/information-note-following-shoreham-airshow-accident-on-22nd-august-2015/

My recollection is that the Cranwell ‘Ring of Confidence’ was taken from the dark blue of Oxford and the light blue of Cambridge. With the association of Duxford with Cambridge and the UAS one could image that any blue decoration would be applied in Cambridge blue.

P&P: For details of the manufacture of reproduction propellers you might want to look at Hercules:

http://www.hercprops.com/services/reproduction-propellers/

Their website carried a lot of information, especially on their coating and finishing methods.

No doubt there will be more on Look East tonight:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cambridgeshire-33457790

Looks like the Phantom cockpit is up for grabs at a more realistic starting price:

http://www.vwinme.com/index.php/f4j-phantom.html?utm_source=vwinme&utm_campaign=dcddce0f31-VWINME_New_Lots_Added6_19_2015&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_617d861e3f-dcddce0f31-337849089

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Learn about Margaret Horton and AB910 this weekend:

Friday13 February

7 pm – Talk on Spitfire AB910 and the work of the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight – Presented by Sqn Ldr Andrew Millikin, Skydive Hibaldstow, Hibaldstow Airfield, DN20 9NN. £5 advance, £6 on door, from Brigg Tourist Information Centre 01652 657053 or Waters’ Edge Visitor Centre. 01652 631500.

Saturday 14 February
10am to 4pm – Exhibition : Spitfire AB910 – The “flight” of Margaret Horton and the story of the airfield during WWII – Hibaldstow Airfield. Admission free. 01652 657053.