Great shots, you are so lucky to live there. That rolling buchon shot is probably my pick

Thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends x

Really like these. Love double Atlas one especially

Just wanted to say how much I am enjoying these threads at the moment. I started going to shows in the early to mid nineties. Looking back at these threads has made me realise how much I have actually seen, but but was too young appreciate at the time. So thank you for posting these and other photos.

Hypothetical question. Last year cosford managed to get a flyby from a b52. Rumour has it that there are some bombers due in fairford for an exercise, over the next few weeks. What is the likelihood of a b17 / big bomber flyby. Wishful thinking I'm sure, but be one hell of a sight and being the 70th...

Wow!!!! Can't really add any more than that.

If you are looking for a specific, older model then ebay is probably best. Otherwise I tend to use jumblies or flying tigers. You can also get some real bargins at airshows. Hope this helps.

Most can be found here. They may be advertised elsewhere.
http://www.historicandclassicaircraftsales.com/

Massively jealous right now. A place I would love to visit and such stunning images

This was about the time I started going to airshows , as a child. I love these nostalgia threads, although looking back, I wish I'd have appreciated what I was seeing a bit more.

Wow, thank you for posting these. Such a shame when you look at these, some are better condition than some museum pieces I've seen.

That last shot is something special. well caught.

Although I wasn't there, it was great to see the photos of the gnat team at the Yorkshire airshow the other weekend. After what has been an awful year for them , it was great to see them back in the air.

Wow, that is all

Just sad on the radio that the pilot lost his life. Thoughts and prayers go out to the pilots family and friends.

Ive heard the Indian air force are in the country, what are chances of them hanging around for a few months

What an interesting thread. Personally I think that the most likely would be the Shackleton. However, I'm sure a flying comet would be a real crowd pleaser for both the general public and the enthusiasts. Also, what about a Sunderland. On a smaller scale, given the buzz around the SAR whirlwind, wou...

Great shots. Those phantoms look absolutely stunning

I would agree with the great war display team. I always classed them as 'toilet break' item, but I sat and watched them at shoreham 2013 and was converted after that.

Thank you for posting these. This was a great show that will be remembered for the wrong reasons. I will always remember it for the fact that my dad paid for us to go up for a pleasure flight in a dc3. Oh how times change. I forgot all about the nut job who tried to stop the show

Is it worth mentioning that the twilight shoot for vulcan xm655 is £40 - 50, so in my eyes £20 is quite reasonable.

It's great to see her given a second chance. I was scared that the next stop would be the scrap man

Some real beauties there. Number has to be the pick for me

Some absolute stunners there.

How about a class jet theme:
Vulcan
gnats
midair squadron
classic air force
727 demo
Martin baker meteors
jaguar ground demo.
swedish historic flight
Dutch hunters.

Maybe a bit of gazelle action and a whirlwind.
Wishful thinking I think