<Insert Plane Here> To the Sky Trust

[LynneK]

So, the Vulcan to the Sky Trust appears to have been a success, in as much as we're getting to see her fly now; for how long remains to be seen

If you could have a trust set up to restore any past airplane to flight, which one would it be? (Doesn't have to be RAF, it can be from anywhere in the world)

Mine would be SR-71 To the Sky, purely based on the fact I never got to see one fly

That aside it would be Lightning To the Sky, as it made such a great noise

(As not airshow specific, moved to Aviation Waffle. Brian)

[AdamN]

Staying within the realms of possibility - Jaguar.

There's plenty of classic British jets I'd like to see flying, too, but I can't see any of them happening - Lightning, Victor, Javelin, Swift, maybe even the early Harrier marks, etc etc.

[banksy]

I would go along with the SR-71, as I was at Finningley the year it chucked it down, not sure if it was due to fly but was gutted when I saw it, but not in the air.

I was only a young'un then!

[Blackbird]

SR-71 for me!! followed closely by the Lightning

Andy

[Unknown74]

Lightning/Concorde/Victor/Phantom/Comet/Trident/Blackbird/Jaguar/Buccaneer/Shackleton/Tornado(F.3-Coming soon)/Javelin/Starfighter...............

[Trevster]

SR-71, Tornado, Jaguar, Phantom Lightning

[A40-BP]

Can't narrow it down to one but:
Sea Harrier
Lightning
Javelin
Victor
Concorde
Jaguar (single and/or twin seat)
Buccaneer
(Supermarine) Attacker
Pucara
Belfast
Any use?

[LynneK]

Can't narrow it down to one but:
Sea Harrier
Lightning
Javelin
Victor
Concorde
Jaguar (single and/or twin seat)
Buccaneer
(Supermarine) Attacker
Pucara
Belfast
Any use?

I will consider your requests if I ever come into billions of ££££'s

PS: Sea Harrier, good one. I would like to add Mirage 2000 to my list.

[StephenEThomas]

TSR2 please

[tomcatforever]

Sea Harrier
Lightning
Victor
Jaguar
Buccaneer
F-14
Shorts Sunderland
Heinkel He 111
Junkers Ju 87
Shackleton
Phantom
C-141 Starlifter
B-36 Peacemaker

to name a few

[flarkey]

is the answer "Vulcan"...?

[UK_Tomcat_Fan]

Sea Harrier (already done by Nells Aviation in the states!)
F-14
EF-111
Jaguar
Victor
Buccaneer

[Hurn]

F35B. Just for the comedy value!

[LynneK]

F35B. Just for the comedy value!

Bad man

[Wes_Howes]

I think they should just rebrand vulcan to the sky as V-Force to the sky or Classic RAF to the sky

[Wrexham Mackem]

If you want a serious answer: Mosquito. It would get a donation from me.

[GAZ72]

Brit Phantom for me!

[Lomcevak26]

If you want a serious answer: Mosquito. It would get a donation from me.

Echo that, but I'd also be happy with any of the 30s-to-50s twin-engined military hot-rods - Whirlwind, Hornet etc. What about the Grumman Skyrocket?!

Valkyrie was my silly answer!

[leuchars43]

RAF phantom or buccaneer
boyh sadly missed by me .

[Spiny Norman]

Mosquito. Sorely missed.

I would also love to see a Shorts Stirling in the air. What a beast it looked.

Modern jet-wise - Lightning. Just to see it do a race-off v a Typhoon in a pairs take-off.

[Seahornet]

Echo that, but I'd also be happy with any of the 30s-to-50s twin-engined military hot-rods - Whirlwind, Hornet etc...

Need I say, I'm with you all the way on that one!

Pity that there isn't one left to restore though....

[vandal]

If you want a serious answer: Mosquito. It would get a donation from me.

And the F14 Tomcat.
Shackelton.

[Flyingmonster]

For me it would have to be the Jaguar or Phantom!
Warbirds wise I would have to go with the Halifax or a Wellington

Jamie

[LN Strike Eagle]

Realistically, a Buccaneer.

[Macc]

EF111 Raven.