With the second of this year’s two remaining official Royal Air Force air displays rapidly approaching, Gareth Stringer takes a look at what’s in store at RAF Waddington International Air Show 2014.
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With the demise of the RAF Leuchars airshow, Cosford is now one of only two shows on the calendar hosted by the Royal Air Force. Shaun Schofield headed up to Shropshire to see what the junior service had in store for its first show of the year.
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With the Royal Air Force’s official ‘at home’ days now numbering just two, Gareth Stringer has a look at what RAF Cosford has to offer this year.
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Conceived in 1988 and originally called The Wombats, 2014 is set to be by far the busiest and most significant year in the existence of the Great War Display Team (GWDT) to date. Karl Drage caught up with the team during their first practice weekend of the year at Sywell Aerodrome, Northants.
Read MoreThe 2014 UK airshow season got off to a fine start on Sunday, 4 May as the gates to Dalton Barracks, Oxfordshire, were once again opened for the Abingdon Air & Country Show – run to raise funds for the Thames Valley and Chiltern Air Ambulance. Karl Drage was there for GAR. Additional photography as credited.
Read MoreAs incredible as it might sound, this weekend marks the official start of the 2014 airshow season with the annual Abingdon Air & Country Show this Sunday 4 May; always one of the first events of the year. Greg Marsh previews the show’s line-up.
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Gordon Jones brings us another BlogGAR from RAF Mildenhall, where he reflects on his last few visits including catching his final RC-135U Combat Sent.
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The roll-out of the second Midair Squadron aircraft in its new silver colour scheme took place at Cotswold Airport on Saturday, 9 November when Hawker Hunter T7 XL577 / G-XMHD emerged from the C2 Aviation hangar. Karl Drage reports.
Read MoreSunday 13 October 2013 marked both the end of the British airshow season and the 40th anniversary of air displays at IWM Duxford. Despite some appalling weather trying its very hardest to put a dampener on the occasion, those who attended were treated to a fine afternoon of flying which placed the spotlight firmly on the many based operators. Kieran Lear reports for GAR.
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