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ID #319462 / 55 Views 30-May-2004
F-AZKG F-AZKG is a genuine French Fennec conversion c/n 82, used in Algeria (more of F-AZKG)
ID #319461 / 59 Views 30-May-2004
F-AZDB (more of F-AZDB)
ID #319076 / 723 Views 30-May-2004
F-AZIG One of the 15 Harvards at La Ferte !! (more of F-AZIG)
ID #319074 / 73 Views 30-May-2004
F-BHMM (more of F-BHMM)
ID #319068 / 78 Views 30-May-2004
F-PBRI Beautifully restored prewar aerobatics machine (more of F-PBRI)
ID #318794 / 72 Views 30-May-2004
F-BRPQ Although dressed as a Vietnam veteran O-2, this aircraft is really a civil Cessna "push-pull" (more of F-BRPQ)
ID #318793 / 97 Views 30-May-2004
F-AZDP Is there an aircraft with a more impressive radial engine? (more of F-AZDP)
ID #318792 / 57 Views 30-May-2004
HB-UPY Swiss registered former RAF Tiger Moth found its way to La Ferte (more of HB-UPY)
ID #317853 / 137 Views 10-July-2004
G-OALB This Albatross, owned by the DAT group, was resident at North Weald (more of G-OALB)
ID #317852 / 64 Views 10-July-2004
G-PROV This former Singapore AF JP is one of many a/c of this type at North Weald (more of G-PROV)
ID #317851 / 59 Views 10-July-2004
G-DLFN This Delfin was resident at North Weald together with fellow G-BYCT (more of G-DLFN)
ID #317850 / 88 Views 10-July-2004
G-DLFN This Delfin was resident at North Weald together with fellow G-BYCT (more of G-DLFN)
ID #316833 / 73 Views -July-2004
FLARF02089 This Russian biplane was the eye-catcher of Flying Legends 2004 (more of FLARF02089)
ID #315147 / 132 Views 4-September-2004
PH-OUQ This Spit, former G-HVDM, is the pride of the Gilze-Rijen based Historic Flight (more of PH-OUQ)
ID #315146 / 66 Views -August-2004
F-GDHX This Ecureuil was used for helitrips over Arromanches D-day beach (more of F-GDHX)
ID #315145 / 133 Views -August-2004
G-BYNE c/n 631. ex HB-FCR, XW-PDK, XW-PFC, N62148, N631SA, C-FRAV and HB-FLW. Built in 1967. This British Turbo Porter was used as paraship for French paras over Dieppe. (more of G-BYNE)