A small but characterful airfield in Northamptonshire. Whilst the flightline is compact, viewing is surprisingly good. The only detracting factor is the poor access and car parking.
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Departures day at RIAT, in my view, is the best opportunity to view and photograph the aircraft that attended for static display.
RIAT returns with stunning displays from the world’s top military forces. Finally the F-22 Raptor made its debut!
A fine day at Europe’s largest warbird airshow courtesy of The Fighter Collection.
Another Father’s Day airshow at the former RAF airfield, Kemble, now known as Cotswold Airport.
Displays included Red Arrows, Spitfire, Hurricane, Hunter, Vampire, Sea Venom, Pembroke, Strikemaster, Typhoon.
Another season opener at the fantastic Shuttleworth Collection.
Displays included Ryan PT, PBY Catalina, Provost, Gladiator, Hurricane and Lysander.
A fantastic morning spent with Chuck Gardner at Warbird Adventures at Kissimmee, learning basic aerobatics in the T-6 Texan.
Great holiday in central Florida provided the perfect opportunity to revisit Fantasy of Flight but also to travel slightly further afield and take in Valiant Air Command Warbird Museum in Titusville, Florida Air Museum and Kermit Weeks’ reserve collection at Lakeland Airport.
Departure day at RIAT provides a chance to see the majority of the attendees under power and taking flight.
The world’s largest military air show turned its attention to naval aviation, in particular the soon to be retired Sea King, but also featured the F/A-18 Hornet, Harrier, Rafale, and Hawk.
Additional displays included B-52H, Vulcan, Red Arrows, Frecce Tricolori, Nimrod MR4A prototype.