well done you have all done a fantastic job on the Merlins Over Malta.

Can i ask who owns the Hurricane ,Spitfire and the Piper Seneca.And will the blue paint scheme stay on the Spitfire hope it does it looks brilliant.

James

The wife ask’s him to do food shopping but she took the car (the cow ) so he hops in his wasp and goes to Asda’s in Chatham 😀

Can it Fly.

James

Hi all,
where abouts are the red sparrows based.I saw them at woodchurch only three planes where flying they where a great display team can’t wait to see them next year at woodchurch hopefully four plane.

James

G-TIMM is still flying. It used to be in silver/yellow bands as XM693.
It is now painted up as ‘XS111’ in Red Arrows colours.

G-FRCE recently returned to the air, and is marked up in its ex-military identity
of XS104, in Red Arrows colours.

There are two other fliers: G-MOUR at Kemble and G-RORI at North Weald.

G-NATY/XR537 is under restoration at Bournemouth, and has recently been re-sprayed…
…into Red Arrows colours.
However, this aeroplane did actually serve with the team, and led it on many occasions.

HTH,

Mark

The owners of the three red arrow Gnats should start up there own display team and call it Red Arrows 1970’s .

James

Well that is brilliant news that they want it up flying again can’t wait to see it in the air again and hopefully it come to some airshows over here in the UK.

Great Shots i am hopeing next year i will be able to go to duxford airshows and many more.

James