You already have, when you joined/paid for Friends of Duxford.
But don’t have to pay extra on the day to enter the enclosure and as a ‘FOD’ we also get a 20% discount on admission, so get in a little bit cheeper. 😀
And I though £8 return on the bus from St Ives (the one in Cambridgeshire that is) was a bit steep 😀 . They could have used an up to date photo and only 1.5 hrs to look around when the Duxford web site gives it 5hrs for a look around. 🙂
Just a thought, but as they are putting the wings onto the York fuselage, how about it and the Lancaster for a photocall (next Friday please as I have the day off 😀 😀 ) as when was the last time those two airframes were seen together on an airfield?
According to the Duxford press office, Sally B will be departing Duxford late morning on Saturday, presumably for Biggin, and returning Sunday afternoon.
Just check -are they airbrakes or Dive brakes? 🙂
This photo is taken from an article by John Perrott called ‘Airborne in the Balliol’ in Aeroplane Monthly, March 1982. I assume it is dive brake on the upper wing and airbrake on the lower wing.
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