The Shuttleworth Bristol Boxkite reproduction taking off from Old Warden on August 30, 1981.

John and Jenny Pothecary swanning along in their 1932 Robinson Redwing a year or two ago. Celebrating its 50th year, the Redwing is still active today.

This Finnish Air Force Gloster Gauntlet II GT-400, ex-RAF K5271, is currently under restoration at the Air Force Technical School at Halli, Finland. An Alvis Leonides engine has been installed in the absence of a Bristol Mercury and the aircraft is due to fly this summer.

Photograph taken on June 3, 1938, shows Short Sunderland I L2160 flying over Felixstowe during fuel jettison tests shortly before delivery to No 210 Sqn

The Swiss-registered Fairchild F-24 Argus <...>

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