Duxford Monday 6th June:
The French Harvard/Zero F-AZRO, here since the May Airshow, returned to France this afternoon. It contrasted well with the Aero Legends T-6G which also departed today:
‘Black 2’ was on the move:
Trainer Trio:
A French invasion this morning ( quite appropriate considering the date). This 1967 Horizon was the only ‘historic’ type from the 13 touring aircraft en route to Scotland:
Duxford Saturday 4th June:
It was a long wait for today’s entertainment at Duxford.
HAC’s Nimrod and Fury flew together before the Nimrod set course for Old Warden:
The only other action was the departure of Aero Legends’ Devon:
DCW, that’s a great shot, got any more similar to that one?
I wish I could claim credit for the picture, but that belongs to Adam Dickinson. Here’s another shot which shows the new Building 420 at the Eastern end:
Nothing much to report today (though it could be a busy weekend), so here’s a picture from Adam Dickinson showing the central area on Sunday May 22nd:
Old Warden Friday 3rd June:
A quick visit this morning found SE5A G-EBIA/F904 ready for a road trip (she won’t be away for long!):
The Sopwith Triplane looks ready for some engine tests:
Duxford Monday 30th May:
Only two airshow participants remained at Duxford this morning. The French Zero/Harvard was lodging with TFC while Navion N4956C was in Hangar 3:
Some tidying up remained to be finished !
The Black Cats stopped for fuel on the way to the Berlin Airshow:
A little late, but here are Spitfires G-AIST/ R9632 and G-CGUK / R9612 leaving for film duties last Monday 23rd:
Duxford Thursday 26th May:
CV-22B Osprey 12-0063 arrived from Mildenhall this afternoon for static display over the weekend:
Practice displays from Yak 3 G-CGXG and TFC’s Wildcat:
Bronco G-ONAA / 99+18 returned this morning and flew again with the Skyvan:
Duxford Tuesday 25th May:
Not much aerial activity today, so here are a pair of fighters to keep things going:
Duxford Tuesday 24th May:
An unusual sortie today involved all four Classic Wings Tiger Moths and Spitfire PV202, all filmed from Robinson R44 G-CDSY. Time will no doubt reveal all.
The ‘new’ Tiger Moth G-AGPK / PG657 is a superb restoration. She last flew (around 10 years ago?) in Brooklands red and black.
Buchon ‘Yellow 10’ was on the move, sporting more than a little masking tape…….
Duxford Monday 23rd May:
Yellow 10, back from New Zealand, made her ‘first’ flight this afternoon:
Another Duxford resident returning from overseas was ‘Miss Pick Up’, who has been cavorting in French waters:
A new arrival this afternoon was Tiger Moth G-AGPK / PG657, newly restored and due to become the fourth Classic Wings machine:
The weather was a little changeable today:
TFC shuffled a few fighters around:
In Airspace, the Victor is gradually losing bits and pieces:
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