Flying the last airworthy RAF Vampire! A special flight test of this 1952 T.11
To send a link to this page you must be logged in. T.11 G-VTII is the sole RAF Vampire still flying Words: Keith Wilson Have you been to England’s de Havilland museum yet? If not, you need to. For a nice day out, start with breakfast at the Ace Cafe on the North Circular−the original ring road around London. It’s the place where café-racer motorbikes got their name in the ’50s (bikers racing from one cafe to another.) Then proceed north to the London Colney intersection of the M25. Sixty seconds from there is Salisbury Hall, which de Havilland made its base in the late ’30s and is...