RAF Valley Charity Photocall 2003

There will be a Charity Photocall at RAF Valley on 15th August 2003. The Society have already invited the USAFE & Italians who accepted last year and in addition have invited the Belgians, French, Germans, and Greeks.

The event will be strictly limited to 500 places, cost not known as yet. More details will be come available after the next planning meeting on the first week of February. Tickets will only be available from the Society and not RAF Valley [to minimise disruption to Admin personnel].

There will not be an airshow at RAF Valley this year despite the rumours.

RAF Valley Charity Photocall 2003 Latest (6/4/03)

The photocall will run from 8am. to 4pm, Flying will commence @ 9am and the VAS ramp will become active with regular fly-bys on runway 19 with forward position to view/photograph.

The tickets are limited to 500 and are £12 each to non-mebers of the Society, available from me with cheque made out to V.A.S. send medium sized SAE with names and car details to:-

Dick Thomas, Monafon, Griffiths Crossing, CAERNARFON. Gwynedd, LL55 1TS

Please note tickets will not be sent out until end of June to allow time for security checks etc.

170 tickets have gone so far (as of 6/4/03), all those unsuccesful applications will be returned with one working week, so no news is good news if you apply before June.

Confirmed to date are E-3D Sentry - several touch and go's followed by a C-130J. Those booked to overshoot/land and taxi in so far are - 2 Jaguars from 6 Sqn & 1 from 41 Sqn, a 2 Sqn Tornado, 28 Sqn Merlin, Chinook. Dutch B412 SAR. Domine & Jetstream. Tucano from the two new Sqns. F-15's for overshoots during the day and at least two to land for refuel.

There are indications that several other front line types will attend when the situation in Iraq has sorted itself out, we have asked in that case for those with mission markings or nose art to be sent, so we are keeping fingers crossed.

The Germans, Dutch, Belgians and Italians have agreed to send aircraft and they will notify us in due course of what is coming.They will probably arrive Wednesday or Thursday and depart on the Monday the same as last year.

We also have the two seat Spitfire from just down the road and a couple of ex-military aircraft from the Liverpool/Hawarden area as well. 19, 208 & 60[R] Sqn aircraft will also be on static, with active Helicopters making the odd flypast as well.

Thats how we stand at the moment, the event is likely to go ahead as in the main we are relying on OEU pilots and aircraft on the Squadrons, together with NATO non-combatants. Our Society members will run the car parking and stewarding just relying on the RAF Police to assist where necessary, thus very little drain on resources at the station.

RAF Valley Charity Photocall 2003 Latest (August 2003)

There are Thirty Tickets still available.You have to send a SAE with the correct remittance and a list of the names of the people and car details.

Following aircraft should attend:

19 & 208 sqn Hawk
Griffen
Tornado's F3 & GR4
Dominie
Jetstream
72sgn Tucano
2x 41sqn Jaguars
16 sgn Jaguar
2x F15 E492nd FS
Seaking (SAR)
Spitfire
2x Strikemaster
JPs 3A &5
German Navy Tornado

Flypast by the following :-
E3D Sentry
Nimrod R1
C130 J OEU
F15
Jaguar
C130

Valley car park will open at 0800hrs & close at 0930hrs.
The airfield will close at 1530hrs.
Aircraft will arrive and depart between 0900 & 1500 hrs.
Aircraft will carry out the flypast on runway 19/01 weather permitting.

Rougham Air Display 2003

The Rougham Air display will take place on 17th August 2003.

'Following on from our super 2002 Air Display with 4 hours of spectacular flying displays on the Sunday (17th) including THE AEROSTARS Formation Team, Hawker Hurricane, The VOLVO Stearman Formation Team, TEAM ALPINE, Grumman Avenger, PBY Catalina amphibian, Cassutt Formula 1 Racer, Piper Cub, the Bristol Blenheim and much more to be announced!

On the Saturday (16th*) you can take the chance to enjoy a pleasure flight in an historic aircraft or helicopter and watch numerous ground events taking place. As with all of our events at Rougham there will be children's entertainment, catering, real ale, music, military and other classic vehicles, trade stalls and much, much more for the whole family to enjoy. (* please note, the flying display is on SUNDAY 17th only).' Taken from Rougham website

Rougham Air Display
Sunday 17^th August

Royal Air Force
Panavia Tornado F.3 56 Reserve Squadron F
Sepecat Jaguar GR.3A 16 Reserve Squadron F
Short Tucano T.1 1 Flying Training School F
Vickers Supermarine Spitfire Battle of Britain Memorial Flight F

Civilian
Aerostars Private F
Team Alpine Gold Air International F
Volvo Formation Team Black Barn Aviation F
Bristol Blenheim IVT Aircraft Restoration Company F
Cassut Racer Private F
Consolidated PBY - 5A Catalina Plane Sailing F
Grumman TBM - 3 Avenger A.H. Thomas F
Piper L - 4 Cub Private F
Vickers Supermarine Spitfire T.9 C. Grace F

Coventry Classic Airshow 2003

The Coventry Classic Airshow will take place at Coventry Airport, in Warwickshire on Saturday 31st May and Sunday 1st June.

Following on from the airshow's great success in 2000, Air Atlantique are delighted to have the opportunity to hold another classic airshow at their Coventry base. The previous show surprised many commentators by its variety and continuous action and the 2003 show will be similar in both content and action.

The accent will be on vintage and classic aircraft but with participaton by some more modern classic types. In addition the RAF and RN Historic Flight will be making a significant contribution.

There will be Extensive air displays featuring both classic & modern, military & civil aircraft, a fantastic opportunity for you to fly in a great variety of classic aircraft, great viewing opportunities in the air display's large static park, and a large selection of traders selling a wide variety of aviation related goods.

The following aircraft are expected to participate at the air display:

(S=Static F=Flying PF=Pleasure Flying)

Alcyon x 3 'Mourane Saulnier' (F) American F86 Sabre (F) Antonov AN-2 (S) Avro Anson (F) Avro Shackleton (S - Engine Running) Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress (F) Bristol Blenheim (F) Chance Vought Corsair (F) Convair 440 (S) de Havilland Chipmunk (F) de Havilland Dove (F & PF) de Havilland Rapide (PF) de Havilland Sea Vixen (F) de Havilland Vampire (F) Douglas DC2 (F) Douglas DC3 (F & PF) Douglas DC6 (F) English Electric Canberra (F) Extra 300 (F) Gloster Meteor (F) Grumman Albatross (F) Kittyhawk (F) Lockheed T33 (F) Lockheed L188 Electra (F) Miles Magister (F) Mustang (F) Nord Noratlas (F) Percival Pembrokes x 2 (F) Percival Prentice (F & PF) Provost (F) Ryan NYP 'Spirit of St Louis' Replica (F) Scottish Aviation Bulldog (F) Scottish Aviation Twin Pioneer (PF) Supermarine Spitfire (F) T-28 Fennec (F) Tiger Moth (F)

Gates Open - 09.00am
Air Display - 1.30pm to 5.15pm approx.
Free Car Parking

A family day out with lots to see!
Large static aircraft park, Pleasure flying, Trade stalls, Childrens play zone, Good food and licensed bar available all day, Disabled access and viewing area available.

The official website has information on admission costs, directions etc.

Allied Memorial Air Day 2003

The Allied Memorial Air Day will take place at Perranporth Airfield in Cornwall on the 17th May.

If everything goes to plan the RAF will be providing a Jaguar, Hawk and Harrier for solo displays alongside displays from the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Dakota and a Search and Rescue Demo by a Sea King HAR3A . It is hoped that the USAF will also play a part in the event. Perranporth is still very much a World War Two airfield, and still uses it's original control tower. More information on Perranporth Airfield can be found here.

Southend Airshow 2003

The final preparations for the largest free airshow in Europe are underway and this year’s event looks set to be better than ever. The Westcliff Casino Southend Airshow 2003 will take place on Sunday 25th and Bank Holiday Monday 26th May against the dramatic backdrop of the Thames Estuary.

The show will include two days of action packed entertainment both in the air and on the ground. I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here winner and Classic Gold Breakfast Shoe presenter Tony Blackburn will also be entertaining visitors on Bank Holiday Monday as part of the Classic Gold “Airshow Special” broadcast. :(

This year’s show will be the 18th annual event and the Westcliff Casino is sponsoring it for three years until 2005, taking the spectacular to its 20th anniversary year. Mike Phillips, General Manager of the Westcliff Casino in Western Esplanade, says: “The Casino has been part of Southend for the past 30 years and we really wanted to be involved in the Westcliff Casino Southend Airshow to give something back to the town and its people. We’re delighted to be working with the Council again to ensure this community event continues to be the jewel in the crown of Southend’s special events calendar.”

It is expected more than half a million visitors will flock to Southend from all over the country to see the Westcliff Casino Southend Airshow 2003. The Airshow’s two days of spectacular flying will feature around 40 aircraft displays, both modern and historic, together with a packed programme of ground events. The flying programme will include the best of military and civilian aviation and takes place from 1.30pm to 5pm on both days. The line-up so far includes the Red Arrows, the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight plus the Nimrod, Jaguar, Hawk, Tucano, and the Utterley Butterly Flying Circus.

There will plenty happening on terra firma too with the ground entertainment on both days opening from 10am. There will be a craft fair, military areas, giant inflatables, market as well as live broadcasts from BBC Essex and Classic Gold Breeze. Once the flying display on Sunday has finished the fun will continue right up until 10pm with roadshows on Marine Parade from Classic Gold Breeze and Essex FM, finishing off with a fantastic free seafront fireworks display.

Participating aircraft over the two days:

Southend Airshow site

BBC Essex / a few participants

Southend-on-Sea Borough Council

Tribute to the Spitfire

Tribute to the Spitfire will be held at the Newark Air Museum, Nottinghamshire on Saturday 17th & Sunday 18th May 2003.

Tribute to the Spitfire is a two-day event organised by Newark Air Museum that is dedicated to everything associated with perhaps the most famous Second World War fighter, the Supermarine Spitfire. A wide range of visiting groups and displays will combine together to honour this world famous fighter and all of the pilots and people associated with it.

ALFRED PRICE - Few people can have written as much about the Spitfire as this author. He will be with us for the Sunday only and he will be signing new and old editions of his various Spitfire books.

39 SQUADRON (1 PRU) RAF - with over 60 years in the role of photo-reconnaissance this squadron are the experts, their display will show how they have moved on from the PRU Spitfires of 1940, to the Canberra of today This will feature many rare reconnaissance photos and the cameras used to take them.

ROLLS-ROYCE - Makers of the engines that powered the Spitfire, and so many others, the Rolls-Royce Heritage Group are dedicated to keeping examples of this heritage alive. The display for this weekend will be featured with a Merlin Engine and photos and drawings will illustrate how the engines developed to power ever more powerful variants of the aircraft.

ARTHUR HOUGHTON - Will be giving a rare showing of his hand made large scale model Spitfire, along with fine examples of Hurricane and Lancaster, see these close up and marvel at the fine details on these hand crafted model aircraft.

LINCOLN MODEL CLUB - A model display featuring over 100 1/48th scale Spitfires, to highlight the changing face of the Spitfire.

FLYPASTS - There will be a flypast on both days by aircraft of the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight. Times for these flypasts will be announced on site each day when details are confirmed.

SPITFIRE PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION - This will illustrate its development and the roles it played during its operational life.

BATTLE OF BRITAIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY - The contents of this display have yet to be confirmed, but it expected to include guest appearances from some WWII Spitfire pilots.

TRIUMPH SPITFIRE - We hope to have visits on both days by members of the Owners Club for this classic sports car, which is so closely associated with its aviation counterpart.

BATTLE OF BRITAIN ROLL OF HONOUR - A rare chance to see a handcrafted copy of the roll of honour specially commissioned by the RAF Museum.

VIRTUAL MUSEUM UPDATE - The latest update of this innovative Guide to the Newark Air Museum and its diverse aviation collection will be launched during the weekend.

The museum will be open from 10am to 5pm and normal admission rates apply: Adults £4.25, Over 60s £3.50, Children £2.50 and the Family Ticket (2 Adults & 2 Children) is still only £11.50.

Veterans present will include Billy Drake, Stapme, both on Saturday and John Freeborn who will be present on both days. Around eight of the Few expected to attend.

Newark Air Museum website can be found here.

Classics on the Wings 2003

RAF Lynham in Wiltshire will be holding 'Classics on the Wings 2003' on the 7th June 2003.

A concert of live music, featuring "The English Philharmonic Orchestra". The evening will closely resemble the "Last Night of the Proms". The music will be accompanied by a laser show, fireworks and cannon and will include an Air Display from some of the RAF's frontline aircraft. The gates open at 4pm and their will be an opportunity to enjoy numerous side shows and stall before the concert commences.

See official website for more details.

The Glenn Miller Festival

The Glenn Miller Festival takes place on 23rd & 24th August 2003 at Twinwood Control Tower and Arena.

The fully restored former RAF Twinwood Control Tower is now open to the public, and houses The Glenn Miller Museum. Although this is not an Air show, there will be a flyover, a militaria & aeronautics fair, and the theme over the whole weekend is the music and atmosphere WWII. At an amazing venue - the last Airfield Glenn Miller set foot. Details of how to order tickets can be found on www.twinwoodevents.com

RNAS Culdrose International Air Day 2003

The Culdrose International Air Day event is due to take place on Wednesday 16th July and it promises to be one of the most exciting and enjoyable days out in the West Country this year.

The day offers the chance to enjoy the breathtaking aerial displays which will consist of International display teams, including The Red Arrows and other civilian and military aircraft, whilst also enjoying the host of other attractions present.

The Royal Aeronautical Society is delighted to announce that His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales has accepted an invitation to become Patron of the Society’s Plans to mark the 100th anniversary of the Wright Brothers’ first flight.

Official Website

Ticket Sales

Fly to the Past - Blenheim Palace, Oxfordshire

Blenheim Palace in Woodstock, Oxfordshire is to hold a festival celebrating 100 years of music and Flight on Saturday 2nd August 2003. Blenheim Palace, the home of the eleventh Duke of Marlborough and birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill, will include over 40 historic aircraft in a 3 hour display.

SHOW OVERVIEW - Saturday August 2003 To be held at Blenheim Palace Woodstock Oxford Home of the eleventh Duke of Marlborough and birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill A 1940s Revival Show, Historic Air Display and Swing Concert Introduced by Sir George Martin OBE Fleet Air Arm 1943 to 1947 Over 100 revival exhibits / 50 historic aircraft / 2 marching and 2 concert bands Air show featuring European and American Air Force historic flights Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm and the display teams of the Royal Air Force Full display by Royal Air Force Red Arrows Team Historic flights to synchronise displays to a live and recorded soundtrack of music Original scores composed by BAFTA & Ivor Novello winning composers including Sir George Martin Aircraft in-flight cameras and pilot commentaries Live film footage relayed to high-resolution, day light screens at front of crowd display-line Show commentary by Sean Maffet, BAFTA winning commentator to the Royal International Air Tattoo Quality entertainment for families, schools, and service personnel together with music and aviation enthusiasts. 1940s fancy dress competition with prizes including Virgin Atlantic Airways tickets to the USA An theatrical escape into a 1940s' Revival world and flight to the past Air shows now attracting over six million people a year - only second to football in popularity. 1940s REVIVAL SHOW - 10.00 a.m. Palace Grounds Open Audience arrive at sand bagged, sentry checkpoints / barrage balloons overhead Churchill's wartime speeches over the public address with forties news footage on daylight screens Ration books/ period uniformed marshals / revival mess tents Market stalls offering forties authentic produce /square bashing platoons Spivs flogging black market nylons / camouflaged tanks / battery positions Churchill Exhibition in Palace / field tented history pavilions / Dads Army walk about Churchill Club VIP 1940s themed enclosure / static historic aircraft Classic police, fire service and military vehicle collections Staff car and jeep rides around the Palace grounds / Guided tours of the Palace Swing Dance workshops and performances by the London Swing Dance Company Access to palace maize, water gardens, model railway and an historic carousel HISTORIC AIR SHOW - 2.30 p.m. Display Programme Starts Sirens sound and a trumpet fanfare heralds the start of the show Marching Bands of Royal Air Force parade down main avenue into Great Court at the front of the palace Red Arrows open performing a full, flat or rolling display above Queens Pond Three hours of displays by over forty historic aircraft including Spitfires, Blenheims, Lancasters, Hurricanes, Sea Fury, Mustang, Corsair and Swordfish together with the RAF Red Falcons Parachute Team High quality, all surround sound, digital soundtrack and commentary will accompany the displays New and old compositions ranging from Vaughan Williams' The Lark Ascending to Paul Mc Cartney's Blackbird. Back to the future as a Harrier Jump Jets roars into sight, hovers at 100 feet, bows to the crowd and departs SWING CONCERT - 6.00 p.m. Performance Begins Glenn Miller Orchestra / Moonlight Serenade, In The Mood, and Pennsylvania 65000 8.00 p.m. Palace Closes - mess tents serving rations of hot Ovaltine and Bacon Butties to departing crowd

AIRSHOW PROGRAMME DISPLAY TEAM Flight Nos Vintage Display Time 2.30 pm - Red Arrows - Full Display - 22 min Extra 300 - 7 min Hunter - 7 min Flying Fortress (Sally B) - 7 min Virgin Airbus - 5 min Tiger Moths (Diamond 4) - 7 min OFMC Spitfire & Mustang - 7 min Matadors - Sukhoi duo - 7 min Swordfish & Sea Fury - 7 min 4.00 pm INTERVAL DISPLAY TEAM Flight Nos Vintage Display Time 4.30 pm - Battle Britain Memorial Flight - 5 min Blue Eagles - 20 min Solo helicopter (Hughes300) - 7 min Utterly Butterly (Stearman) - 7 min Blenheim Bomber - 7 min Rapide - 7 min WWI – Dogfight - 10 min RAF Falcons Parachute Team - 20 min Harrier Jump Jet - 7 min Solo Blackbird - 3 min Centenary Balloons - 5 min 6.00 pm AIR SHOW ENDS

Blenheim Palace and grounds More information on this event can be found on the official website at http://www.flytothepast.com/ Prices: Adults: £30 (in advance) , £37.50 (at the gate) Children (under 12) Free. TICKET HOTLINES 0870 127 7332 or 0870 160 2868 Check the official site for details on how to obtain tickets to this event.

Blackpool Skyshow

The Blackpool Skyshow is to be held on Friday 8th, Saturday 9th, and Sunday 10th August 2003.

Clacton Airshow

The Clacton Airshow is to be held on Thursday 21st & Friday 22nd August 2003.

Shepway Airshow

The Shepway Airshow is to be held at Folkestone Sea Front, Kent on Saturday 30th
and Sunday 31st August 2003.

Lowestoft Airshow

The Lowestoft Airshow is to be held on Thursday 31st July & Friday 1st August.

This year there are over three hours of flying on both days, which starts at 1.00pm and is continuous through to 4.30pm.

This free entry Air Festival is open from 10.00am on both days, with something to interest every generation. There are flight simulators and funfair rides together with a wide variety of stalls and food outlets to keep 'body and soul' together. The event is centred around Lowestoft's award-winning golden sandy beach and over a mile of promenade, and offers great fun for all the family.

Southport Airshow

The Southport Airshow is to be held on Saturday 6th & Sunday 7th September

Exeter Airport Careers & Aviation Enthusiast's Day

The Exeter Airport Careers & Aviation Enthusiast's Day is to be held on Monday July 28th 2003.

Exeter Airport are holding their 3rd Careers & Aviation Enthusiast's Day on the north side of the airport. Gates are open between 10am & 6pm. Admission is £5.00 per car & occupants or £1.00 per pedestrian.
If all goes as last time there will be a selection of the Hunter Flying Club aircraft parked in the static, plus the Red's are due to display in the South West area so they will show up at sometime in the day and park up for people to have a chat. Also if previous such days are anything to go by we will have helicopters from Chivenor and Culdrose as well as fly-by's from Boscombe based aircraft and anything else that can be persuaded to give a little show. Come along and support this well worthwhile event.

Redhill Airshow & Vintage Fly-in, Garden Party and Collector's Fair

The Redhill Airshow is to be held on Sunday 17th August 2003 From 10am

Elvington Airshow

The Elvington Airshow (Yorkshire Airshow) is to be held on 24th-25th August 2003.

Shoreham Airshow

The Shoreham Air Show is to be held on 30th-31st August 2003 in West Sussex.

BBC Children in Need Air Show at Little Gransden

The Little Gransden Air Show is to be held on 31st August 2003 in Cambridgeshire.

Dawlish Carnival & Airshow

There will be a small free airshow at Dawlish, S. Devon on the Seafront on 14th August.

Jersey International Air Display

The Jersey International Air Display will be held on the 11th September

50th Anniversary of world speed record

Hawker Hunter WV322 will be performing a series of commemorative flypasts on Sunday 7th September to celebrate Neville Duke's capture of the World Air-Speed Record in 1953 in Hunter F3 WB188. The Tangmere Museum is planning an event over the weekend of the 6th and 7th September with WB188 and Gwen and Neville Duke on site over the weekend.

"It is with regret to announce that due to circumstances beyond our control, the celebration to commemorate the Capture of the World Air-Speed Record will not feature our Red replica Hunter F. "WB188".  

"We still aim to commemorate this historic occasion, and Chris Perkins has stepped in to the breech and offered Hawker Hunter T.B WV322 as a replacement."  

"The aircraft will most probably operate from Exeter; fly through Goodwood and then Tangmere, the starting point from which Neville Duke took off from on the 7th September 1953. We aim to do at least one run up and down the original route, but not at Neville's record speed, then return via Tangmere, Goodwood and home to Exeter."  

"The Tangmere Museum is planning an event over the weekend of the 6th and 7th September with WB188 and Gwen and Neville Duke on site over the weekend. Also Goodwood has its Trials weekend over the 6th and 7th so a good view of the flypasts should be possible in either location." 

"The Plan is now coming together, subject to weather and aircraft serviceability. As stated in the last HFC press release, WV322 will be performing a series of commemorative flypasts on Sunday 7th September to celebrate Neville Duke's capture of the World Air-Speed Record in 1953 in Hunter F3 WB188. The team is working on a paint scheme for this one off flight."

"WV322 will be operating from Exeter and will route via Bournemouth, Southampton, to Goodwood (flypast) Tangmere (flypast) arriving at 12.30 pm, the aircraft will then fly part of the route that Neville flew in 1953. This will see WV322 flying along the south coast between Bognor Regis and Worthing Piers, then turn back to fly along the coast ending with a return flypast at Tangmere and Goodwood. The aircraft will then return to base at Exeter. Tangmere Museum is planning a weekend event to cover this celebration, that will be open to the public, and we are assured the man, Neville Duke will be there on the Sunday. Pilot for the day will be John Hurrell."

"Our thanks go to Pauline Senior (Goodwood Circuit), Alan Bower (Tangmere Museum), Squadron Leader Dave Grove (AUS), Dave Evans (CAA), Alice Talbot and Andrew Richardson (AKZO NOBEL), Richard Dereham, Gwen and Neville Duke. Anyone else we have forgotten our apologies!"

Bruntingthorpe Cold War Jets Open Day

Sunday 5^th October

F=Flying, S=Static

Civilian
Aerospacelines Super Guppy 1 British Aviation Heritage S
Avro Vulcan B.2 Vulcan to the Sky S
Beech C - 45G Expeditor Beech Restorations S
Boeing 747 - 200 British Aviation Heritage S
De Havilland Comet 4C De Havilland Preservation Trust T
De Havilland Sea Vixen FAW.2 Phoenix Aviation S
2x English Electric Canberra B.2 / 6 Classic Aviation Projects S
English Electric Canberra PR.9 Nose Phoenix Aviation S
English Electric Lightning T.5 Nose Phoenix Aviation S
2x English Electric Lightning F.6 Lightning Preservation Group T
Handley Page Victor B.1A Nose Phoenix Aviation S
Handley Page Victor K.2 British Aviation Heritage T
Hawker Hunter F.51 Phoenix Aviation S
Hawker Hunter T.7 Phoenix Aviation S
Hawker Hunter F.58 British Aviation Heritage T
2x Hawker Sea Hawk FG.A6 Phoenix Aviation S
Hawker Siddeley Buccaneer S.2B British Aviation Heritage T
Hawker Siddeley Harrier GR.3 Phoenix Aviation S
Hawker Siddeley Harrier T.4 Phoenix Aviation S
2x Hunting Jet Provost T.3 Phoenix Aviation T
2x Hunting Jet Provost T.3 Private S
Hunting Jet Provost T.4 Phoenix Aviation T
LET L.410UVP Turbolet British Aviation Heritage S
Percival P.56 Provost T.1 Phoenix Aviation S
PZL Iskra British Aviation Heritage T
Sepecat Jaguar GR.1A British Aviation Heritage S
Vampire Jet Car Private T
Vickers Valiant B.1 Nose British Aviation Heritage S

It is the norm at Bruntingthorpe Open Days for airworthy classic jets and light aircraft to arrive. In previous years visitors have included a Yak - 52, Bulldog T.1, numerous Jet Provosts, a Scout AH.1 and the Duchess of Brittany's Heron