Scampton Collection

Avro Lancaster I R5868s for Sugar being bombed up
Avro Lancaster I, R5868,s for Sugar, being bombed up. The veteran of 137 wartime sorties, was initially preserved as a gate guardian at its former base

BAe Systems Hawks RAF Red Arrows break Scampton 1989
RAFAT RAF Red Arrows BAe Systems Hawks break during their display at Scampton in October 1989 Date: 1989

Avro Vulcan B2 XH558 of No 27 Squadron RAF Scampton
Avro Vulcan B2, XH558, of No 27 Squadron, RAF Scampton, checks a North Sea oil rig. February 1975. This aircraft was restored to airworthiness by the Vulcan to the Sky Trust in 2007. Date: 1975

West Lindsey LN1 2 Map
Postcode Sector Map of West Lindsey LN1 2

Forest Heath IP27 9 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Forest Heath IP27 9

Avro Vulcan XL392 Le Bourget
83 Squadron was the first to receive Mk2 Vulcans. From 1962 to 1964 XL392 was based at RAF Scampton and carried the Yellow Sun nuclear weapon until replaced by Blue Steel. Date: 1963

Bouncing bomb raid, artwork
Bouncing bomb raid. Computer artwork showing a Lancaster bomber dropping a bouncing bomb to destroy a German dam during World War II

BAe Systems Hawk RAF Red Arrows XX308 taxy Scampton 2008
RAFAT RAF Red Arrows BAe Systems Hawks taxy out at Scampton in October 2008. Hawk XX308 has been flying with the team since 1985. Date: 2008

BAe Systems Hawks RAF Red Arrows climb Scampton 1989
RAFAT RAF Red Arrows climb in formation at Scampton in 1989 Date: 1989

BAe Systems Hawks RAF Red Arrows break Scampton 1989
RAFAT RAF Red Arrows BAe Systems Hawks break during their display at Scampton in an October sky in1989 Date: 1989

BAe Systems Hawks RAF Red Arrows practice smoke Scampton
RAFAT RAF Red Arrows BAe Systems Hawks break during practice at Scampton in February 1995 Date: 1995

BAe Systems Hawks RAF Red Arrows line up Scampton 2008
RAFAT RAF Red Arrows BAe Systems Hawks line up at their home after the end of their domestic season at Scampton October 2008 Date: 2008

Avro Lancaster PA474 BBMF Scampton
The Battle of Britain Memorial Flights Lancaster is one of only two flying examples in the world. Performs at airshows every year in Britain. Date: 1968

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Scampton, a place steeped in aviation history and home to some of the most iconic aircraft. From the Avro Lancaster I R5868s for Sugar being bombed up during World War II to the BAe Systems Hawks of RAF Red Arrows breaking formation in 1989, this airfield has witnessed countless breathtaking moments. The Avro Vulcan B2 XH558 of No 27 Squadron RAF Scampton stands tall as a symbol of British engineering prowess. Its sleek silhouette against the clear blue sky is a sight that never fails to captivate. And who can forget Avro Vulcan XL392's triumphant display at Le Bourget, leaving spectators awestruck with its powerful presence? But it's not just about the heavyweights; even smaller planes like Reims-Cessna F406 Caravan II G-MAFB have found their place here, showcasing versatility and reliability. Located in West Lindsey LN1 2 Map and Forest Heath IP27 9 Map, Scampton serves as an important hub for aviation enthusiasts and professionals alike and has witnessed many memorable moments over the years - from BAe Systems Hawk RAF Red Arrows XX308 taxiing on its runways in 2008 to their stunning aerial displays that leave trails of vibrant smoke behind. As BAe Systems Hawks RAF Red Arrows line up before takeoff or break formation mid-air with precision and skill, Scampton becomes alive with excitement. The deafening roar of engines fills the air as these magnificent aircraft climb higher into the sky, leaving everyone below in awe. Scampton is more than just an airfield; it's a testament to human ingenuity and passion for flight. Each aircraft that graces its runways tells a story - stories of bravery, innovation, and determination. So next time you find yourself near Scampton, be sure to witness this living museum where dreams take flight.