30May15
Despite the visitor queue snaking around the corner first thing and still queuing to get in at mid-day, it was a quiet Saturday at Duxford. Classic Wings were having one of their ‘Fly With A Spitfire’ events and I though a nice looking 1946 Luscombe 8F Silvaire would be the GA visitor of the day but it was out trumped a little bit later when an even nicer looking 1952 built Cessna 195 Businessliner arrived.
Brian
Duxford was busy with lots of visitors today and there was enough variety, flying wise, to keep the Duxford Snaparazzi happy. 😀
Brian
22May15
If Only The Sun Had Been Out
One of the best display teams I’ve seen in a long, long time. :applause::applause:
Brian
20May15
The Aerostars were first up today but they went off to the north to practice together as a team but they did display over the airfield in the afternoon. The Blenheim was next up, for the benefit of another film crew, and the best display routine from it yet. TFC were out to play with flying and engine runs. The Hawk-75 flew several test flights with some aerobatics thrown in along with the Mk.V Spitfire and the Staggerwing. The British Antarctic Survey Twin Otter went walk about for an hour or so and touched down on the grass on its return and after a crew change went off again and the Sharkmouth Mustang was doing lots of training flights during the afternoon. The Grace Spitfire was flying as well and a Royal Navy Lynx dropped in for a spot of fuel and just before I left a Danish registered Chipmunk arrived and I think is parked up overnight. Photos in the order they were taken.
Brian
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