Air Display Collection (page 6)

A Dassault Mirage F1 air-superiority fighter at the 1978 Farnborough Airshow. 4th September, 1978

A RAF Hawker Siddeley Harrier "Harrier Jump Jet"
A RAF Hawker Siddeley Harrier " Harrier Jump Jet" coming into land at Exhibition Park, Newcastle. 28th August, 1970

A RAF Hawker Siddley Hawk trainer / ground attack aircraft at the 1978 Farnborough Airshow. 4th September, 1978

Aircraft Curtis Kittyhawk flying at the Wroughton Airshow August 1993

Aircraft Westland Whirlwind and Westland Westminster helicopter display at the SBAC Farnborough Air Show 1959

Aircraft de Havilland Vampire and Venom August 1993, flying in formation at the Wroughton Airshow

Aircraft deHavilland DH88 Comet Racer August 1993, flying at the Wroughton Airshow

Aircraft AVRO 698 Vulcan VX770 prototype bomber 1952 with air brakes extended during its flying display at the SBAC Farnborough Air Show September 1952

Aircraft HS Gnat RAF Red Arrows August 1967 - Ray Hanna leader of the RAF Aerobatic display team The Red Arrows leads the 9 HS Gnat aircraft during a display

Aircraft Hawker Hunters of the RAFs 111 Sqd Black Diamonds display team at the SBAC Farnborough Air Show 1959

Aircraft Supermarine Spitfire August 1993, flying at the Wroughton Airshow

Aircraft Hawker Siddeley Gnat trainer August 1993, flying at the Wroughton Airshow

Aircraft Hawker Sideley (Blackburn) Buccaneer August 1993, flying at the Wroughton Airshow

World Superbike Championship: Troy Bayliss Ducati chats with a member of The Blades air display team
Troy Bayliss (AUS) Ducati chats with a member of The Blades air display team SBK Superbike World Championship, Promotional Day, Sywell Airfield, England. 25 May 2007 DIGITAL IMAGE

World Superbike Championship: The Blades air display team take Word Superbike Riders for a flight of a lifetime
The Blades air display team take Word Superbike Riders for a flight of a lifetime. SBK Superbike World Championship, Promotional Day, Sywell Airfield, England. 25 May 2007 DIGITAL IMAGE

World Superbike Championship: SBK Superbike World Championship, Promotional Day, Sywell Airfield, England
Pilots from The Blades air display team with their passengers. SBK Superbike World Championship, Promotional Day, Sywell Airfield, England. 25 May 2007 DIGITAL IMAGE

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"We Remember the Thrilling Air Display in Wanaka, South Island, New Zealand" The Tiger Moth Biplane gracefully soared through the clear blue skies, captivating spectators with its vintage charm. Meanwhile, a fearless wing walker amazed the crowd as they performed daring stunts on the Cadburys Crunchie Boeing-Stearman Model 75 biplane. Not far behind, the Pitts S2A biplane of the world's only civilian aerobatic team showcased their incredible skills, leaving everyone in awe. The heat was on as these skilled pilots pushed their aircraft to their limits, executing breathtaking maneuvers that seemed impossible. Transporting us back in time to April 10-25, 1910 Nice airshow was an offset color litho depicting Meeting d'Aviation. This historical piece reminded us of how aviation has evolved over the years and how far we have come since then. In a tribute to history and bravery, a Douglas C-47 Dakota from the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight took flight amidst cheers from onlookers. Its presence served as a reminder of those who fought for our freedom during World War II. During RAF Waddington Air Show's Press Day in 2006, excitement filled the air as various aircraft demonstrated their capabilities. The RAF Falcon Display Team stole hearts with their mesmerizing performance at IWM Duxford's Air Display in 2001. One unforgettable moment occurred when a Boeing 747 swooped over a Royal Air Force Red Arrow during an air show. It was an extraordinary sight that left spectators breathless and captured forever in photographs. To mark Queen Elizabeth II's official birthday on June 14th, 2008, the Royal Air Force (RAF) organized a spectacular flypast display. As planes streaked across Newcastle Airport's sky above cheering crowds below; it was truly an unforgettable celebration fit for royalty. Finally, stealing everyone's attention were none other than the RAF's Red Arrows aerobatic team.