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FlyPast is internationally regarded as the magazine for aviation heritage and history. Established in 1981, FlyPast still leads the field in the coverage of fascinating world of living history. Edited by James Peene, and with at least 116 pages per issue. Packed with news and features on warbird preservation and restoration, museums, and the air show scene. Subjects regularly profiled include British and American aircraft type histories, as well as those of squadrons and units from World War One to the Cold War. Subscribe here:
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If anyone happens to be nearby...
06/10/2026

If anyone happens to be nearby...

An update from the Nimrod Preservation Group on its continued efforts to relocate XV232 from the now closed Coventry Air...
06/10/2026

An update from the Nimrod Preservation Group on its continued efforts to relocate XV232 from the now closed Coventry Airport.

A new joint operation has created a far more affordable opportunity to dismantle Nimrod XV232 and move her from Coventry Airport—but NPG still urgently needs funds to secure its share. Help us turn…

The UK airshow season came to an end in fine fashion yesterday with the Shuttleworth Collection's traditional Race Day. ...
05/10/2026

The UK airshow season came to an end in fine fashion yesterday with the Shuttleworth Collection's traditional Race Day.

Of course FlyPast was there - so here is some shots from our very own Jamie Ewan.

Were you there? Share your shots in the comments!

Veterans' families return to wartime base.Descendants of WW2 veterans have gathered at the Yorkshire Air Museum at Elvin...
05/10/2026

Veterans' families return to wartime base.

Descendants of WW2 veterans have gathered at the Yorkshire Air Museum at Elvington, to remember their family members who were based at the site from 1942 to 1944.
The RAF's 77 Squadron flew Halifax bombers from Elvington, before moving to RAF Full Sutton, just a few miles away.
Many of the aircrews did not return from operations, either killed in action or taken as prisoners of war.
At the gathering of the 77 Squadron Association on Saturday, October 3, more than 40 descendants held a service in the Yorkshire Air Museum’s chapel and a ceremony at the squadron memorial.
Some of those attending were able to climb inside the Museum’s Halifax bomber, to see where their aircrew relatives flew. Others went on a special “Behind the Scenes” tour with Museum Collections Manager, Sarah Maultby, who showed some of the hundreds of logbooks, photographs, memoirs and uniforms stored there.
The Honorary Treasurer of the 77 Squadron Association, Neil Bosher from Devon said: ‘The Squadron, which comprised young men from all the allied nations, Canadians, Australians and New Zealanders as well as UK volunteers, suffered horrific losses at that time. And it’s important to remember them.’

Another one from the Aircraft Restoration Company! Congratulations to all involved.
02/10/2026

Another one from the Aircraft Restoration Company! Congratulations to all involved.

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