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In 1964, the Hatfield-designed de Havilland Mosquito became a movie star in the film 633 Squadron. But what happened to the aircraft used in the film?

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As we reported in November, Britain's Imperial War Museum was soon due to unveil a special exhibit at their Duxford location dedicated to the superlative Supermarine Spitfire. On December 27th, our very own George Land attended the opening, which featured twelve Spitfires of various marques to illustrate how the iconic design evolved over its decade-long production run. We thought our readers would enjoy seeing photographs George took that day, along with details adapted from his text...

A new exhibition celebrating the Supermarine Spitfire opens at IWM Duxford in December. It will feature the largest collection of Spitfires under one roof.

A new exhibition celebrating the Supermarine Spitfire opens at IWM Duxford in December. It will feature the largest collection of Spitfires under one roof.

A new exhibition celebrating the Supermarine Spitfire opens at IWM Duxford in December. It will feature the largest collection of Spitfires under one roof.

A new exhibition celebrating the Supermarine Spitfire opens at IWM Duxford in December. It will feature the largest collection of Spitfires under one roof.

Over the weekend of September 18th/19th the Imperial War Museum at staged a Battle of Britain air show at their facility in Duxford, Cambridge, the last major show of the year at the former RAF Duxford. The weather conditions varied significantly over the two days from bright sunlight to dull and hazy, but luckily the predicted rain failed to arrive. As might be expected for an air show with 'Battle of Britain' in its title, the event's primary emphasis focused upon the two class...

Flying Legends cancels July airshow 1st June 2021 10:19 Europe/London Flying Legends, one of the UK’s top airshows, has cancelled this year’s event due to be held at Sywell on 10-11 July. Airshow Director Nick Grey issued this statement: “In the light of yesterday’s message (27.05.2021) from our Prime Minister, and the uncertainty surrounding the UK opening fully for business, it is with deep regret and a heavy heart that we must cancel this year’s event. We understand the government�...