Duxford Sunday 9th June (Part 1):
The Aero Vintage DH.9 made her second flight this afternoon. Airborne for 68 minutes and sounding as good as she looks.
Duxford Thursday 30th May:
Elsewhere at Duxford, Spitfire MH434 back in D-Day stripes:
Visiting Boultbee Spitfire SM520 has also been marked to commemorate next week’s anniversary:
Duxford Tuesday 28th May:
A wheel change for ‘That’s All Brother’
Engine maintenance for ”Betsy’s Biscuit Bomber’, and preparation for next week’s drops:
Arrivals today, N8336C ‘The Spirit Of Benovia’ and NC24320 ‘Miss Montana’
In Hangar 3, Spitfire MH434 was being prepared for striping:
Duxford Monday 27th May:
N47E / 0-30665 ‘Miss Virginia’
N47SJ / 348608 ‘Betsy’s Biscuit Bomber’
N103NA ‘Flabob Express’
N45366 / 268830 ‘D-Day Doll’
N62CC / 330647 ‘Virginia Ann’
N74589 / 224064 ‘Placid Lassie’
N47TB / 292847 ‘That’s All Brother’
Duxford Tuesday 14th May:
Glorious sunshine today brought out a few of the local warbird fleet. TFC’s P-36 had an engine test, and the P-40C flew an extended local test. Sharkmouth was also flying:
Duxford Monday 13th May:
A great privilege to be at Duxford today, with the first post-rebuild flight of DH.9 E8894.
The pictures tell the story:
“Like a big Tiger Moth”
Many congratulations to the HAC team for bringing this wonderful machine back to life.
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