BBC 1 2.15pm Today, RAF 90 year celebration fly past.
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Royal Air Force: Celebrating 90 Years
Fri 11 Jul, 2:15 pm - 3:00 pm 45mins
Dan Snow and Kate Silverton introduce live coverage from RAF Fairford one of the largest fly-pasts ever seen in Britain. Watched by Her Majesty The Queen, ninety aircraft, from bi-planes of the First World War to the modern jets and helicopters flying in Iraq and Afghanistan today, celebrate 90 years of the Royal Air Force.
Apologies if a re-post.
Fri 11 Jul, 2:15 pm - 3:00 pm 45mins
Dan Snow and Kate Silverton introduce live coverage from RAF Fairford one of the largest fly-pasts ever seen in Britain. Watched by Her Majesty The Queen, ninety aircraft, from bi-planes of the First World War to the modern jets and helicopters flying in Iraq and Afghanistan today, celebrate 90 years of the Royal Air Force.
Apologies if a re-post.
Edited by CedA4 on Friday 11th July 13:00
bobthemonkey said:
Is the Vulcan flying or just on static?
It doesn't look like it is flying.http://www.raf.mod.uk/queenscolourparade/rafcms/me...
pdf file of the fly past formations.
I was supposed to be there today, but cancelled my hotel booking, due to the weather and the impending ticket fiasco tomorrow.
Flypast I believe should be about 14:45.
The Vulcan is not in the flypast, and will be arriving at Fairford direct from Waddington tomorrow morning.
It will stay at Fairford until Sunday where it will display and depart for Farnborough.
Although they say this is the biggest flypast this country has seen, the 1990 Battle of Britain flypast over London, IIRC, involved something like 140 aircraft!!
Flypast I believe should be about 14:45.
The Vulcan is not in the flypast, and will be arriving at Fairford direct from Waddington tomorrow morning.
It will stay at Fairford until Sunday where it will display and depart for Farnborough.
Although they say this is the biggest flypast this country has seen, the 1990 Battle of Britain flypast over London, IIRC, involved something like 140 aircraft!!
anonymous said:
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Indeed, it is a rather small one in the great scheme of things. Even the Fleet Air Arm got 89 aicraft in the air a few years ago.This, however, is a proper flypast!
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