What's up at home today...?

Lots of activity at my local airport this weekend 

There is a warplane museum at the airport which hosted the event. They opened the hangar doors and had a large section of tarmac sectioned off for the public to wander and take pictures of the aircraft. On top of the Museum's own fleet, there were fly-overs all day of historic aircraft coming and going. 


Supermarine Spitfire


Vampire


C-47, this one specifically a survivor of the D-Day invasion


George "Buzz" Beurling, Canadian flying Ace famous for his actions in the defence of the island of Malta from German and Italian bombings


A visitor from down south: P-39 Airacobra. U.S. aircrews had little love for these planes, but they were popular among the Soviets who used them on the eastern front.


Left to right: Harvard, 2x CF-18 Hornets from the demonstrator squadron, Fairy Firefly 


Optional Opjective: Destroy All Enemy Aircraft at the Airfield 




Another visitor, the P-40 Warhawk 


CF-18 Taxi and Shutdown

That's amazing. Thanks for sharing!

Ours are called "Frecce Tricolori" ("Tricolour Arrows"). Created in 1961, the team flies the Aermacchi MB-339-A/PAN .
It is usually made of 10 aircrafts, 9 in close formation and a soloist.
Wikipedia page

well I bought it in 2007, the CD ROM game with the add-on. Later I got 2 more HD2 + Sabre compilations on CD ROM

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 Now... where's the issue of Sabre that you just purchase?