Hi Fluffy, thanks for that. Hopefully I’ll see you at Portrush in September 🙂
Hi Fluffy,
many thanks for the info. I didn’t go to Aldergrove as I had heard that the display was cancelled due to the death of Robert Dunlop at the circuit. Would this have been right or did I miss you?
Just check their display dates again and I notice that they have Aldergrove scheduled on the same day. So maybe they will be staging out of there.
Many thanks – pity though 🙁
I know it’s an old topic but ..
Farnborough 88. Walking to the exit at the end of the last public day and in a near empty car park two to the airfields fire trucks were going around in circles soaking each other. When they had had enough of this they turned their hoses onto a poor WPC who was directing traffic. She was soaked to the skin 🙂
Again not the greatest shots.


Any shots of it lower down with some non-sky background?
Probably not as low down as you’d like – taken from the cliff top 🙂

Others from the cliff top


I know they’re not the greatest shots but I like them 🙂
I have a photo of my wife looking into the Frogfoot’s cockpit, and if memory serves we were actually charged for her to do this.
Unfortunately it didn’t fly the day I was there. Just towed from it’s display rank, down the runway and parked behind the tree line facing the crowd line. I think the only Russion to fly that day was the Mig-29.
Oh to be able to photos like that – brilliant.
Thanks for the comments 🙂




Yep they were taken in the early 90s at the Newtownards Airshow in Northern Ireland. Are they still doing the rounds?
Two great adversaries

Sorry about the quality of the photos, they’re scans
Modern: Has to be the Typhoon – saw one over the Summer and it was fantastic:
Historic: Has to be the Mosquito – In my mind the most beautiful aircraft ever built
During the BOB was it not the job of the Spitfires to take out the escorts to allow the Hurricanes a free run at the bombers.