Thank you for helping me recall many anecdotes that I have heard over the years. Meeting a man who flew C-54's over the hump. Recall my good friend Jack who flew navy carrier in WWII on the USS Suwannee. He told the F4 (your Martlet) was a fun plane to fly. Aerobatic and light on the controls. Later, a Kamikaze crashed into the Suwannee and broke his entire shell collection! My childhood back yard neighbor who had maintained radios on AT-6's (your Harvard) and that one plane in particular was a difficulty. That another friend's father made navy tail hooks at the John Deere factory in Waterloo (Iowa). Thank you, again.
Thank you Iain and the team for another fantastic stream. Really enjoyed this one especially after getting out to the Midland Air Festival on Friday. Can’t get enough aviation action now. Looking forward to your next stream in a couple of weeks. Thank you again
Once again Ian and the rest of the planes TV crew you have entertained us by live streaming another impressive air day keep up the great work 👍🙂. PS Clacton airshow maybe going ahead this year not bad for a new venue for you guys if you're interested.
Some of the most beautiful planes ever designed that fought to save the world that are still in good condition & flying like they are right off the production line.I met a woman that worked on the production line at Lockheed during WW2 & Loved my Hawaii warbird shirt.We talked about her time helping in the effort to build the planes.I told her of my former neighbor that worked as a supervisor there?She knew him.Told he passed on.Knew his future bride as well. Always remember because you don't you will be as well? THANKS TO ALL VETERANS WHO SERVED.
Thank you so much for sharing this! With Covid-19 and the Aussie government sealing the borders, online streaming is the only way for us to experience this wonderful event. Very much appreciated!
Sorry I missed this one, I was actually flying! Not at the display - Doing some circuits at Sackville and a quick trip to Deenethorpe - 12hours into PPL(M) in a Flight Design CT2k. Maybe 3/5 landings 'ok' today. Had an accidental greaser last week! Great to see people out, was at Midlands Air Festival yesterday think I enjoyed seeing so many people as much as the aircraft & balloons.
My late grandfather was a spitfire pilot who flew missions in North Africa and shot down many german and Italian planes. I salute him and many others who helped defeated the Nazis.
I missed this live, but great watching at any time, one point of order though, surely there should not have been two people in deck chairs sat on the airfield beside the runway??? Thanks from the son of a 541 squadron Spitfire pilot.
What's up with the sound, at least near the beginning? (25mins on). The C47 sound was intermittent at take off. But later it's the airfield commentary which goes on and off, whilst the C47 is continuous! When the C47 is loudest there is a loud cracking sounds like rifle shots!
What is that P-47 doing in England? haha j/k This is an awesome video, thank you for posting. The P-47 Thunderbolt happens to be my fav WWII fighter and I live really near to where they were designed and some were built. (Farmingdale, LI, NY) Also live near where the Wildcat was designed and built by Grumman (Bethpage /Calverton, NY)
Very nice video work!! At last a video where the props are tuning in a haze and no rolling shutter effect.. Did you film this with a global shutter? Anyway, great work! Thanks!
Thank you for helping me recall many anecdotes that I have heard over the years. Meeting a man who flew C-54's over the hump. Recall my good friend Jack who flew navy carrier in WWII on the USS Suwannee. He told the F4 (your Martlet) was a fun plane to fly. Aerobatic and light on the controls. Later, a Kamikaze crashed into the Suwannee and broke his entire shell collection! My childhood back yard neighbor who had maintained radios on AT-6's (your Harvard) and that one plane in particular was a difficulty. That another friend's father made navy tail hooks at the John Deere factory in Waterloo (Iowa). Thank you, again.
Thank you Iain and the team for another fantastic stream. Really enjoyed this one especially after getting out to the Midland Air Festival on Friday. Can’t get enough aviation action now. Looking forward to your next stream in a couple of weeks. Thank you again
Thank you for having this stream!
It is great to see those glorious machines in the show again.
Thanks for the great stream. Much appreciated and needed after these last 18 months.
Enjoyed that 😎 many thanks for taking the time to film for us stuck at home 👍🏻
Once again Ian and the rest of the planes TV crew you have entertained us by live streaming another impressive air day keep up the great work 👍🙂. PS Clacton airshow maybe going ahead this year not bad for a new venue for you guys if you're interested.
Some of the most beautiful planes ever designed that fought to save the world that are still in good condition & flying like they are right off the production line.I met a woman that worked on the production line at Lockheed during WW2 & Loved my Hawaii warbird shirt.We talked about her time helping in the effort to build the planes.I told her of my former neighbor that worked as a supervisor there?She knew him.Told he passed on.Knew his future bride as well. Always remember because you don't you will be as well? THANKS TO ALL VETERANS WHO SERVED.
Thank you so much for sharing this! With Covid-19 and the Aussie government sealing the borders, online streaming is the only way for us to experience this wonderful event. Very much appreciated!
Fantastic place to go been 4 times now and never board of the place, one day I'll become a family member.
Good show. Thanks for live covering it.
Fantastic coverage of the D Day anniversary and brought everything from ww2 to live . Absolutely brilliant.
Fantastic coverage!! Thank you!!
Thank you Iain
Sorry I missed this one, I was actually flying! Not at the display - Doing some circuits at Sackville and a quick trip to Deenethorpe - 12hours into PPL(M) in a Flight Design CT2k. Maybe 3/5 landings 'ok' today. Had an accidental greaser last week! Great to see people out, was at Midlands Air Festival yesterday think I enjoyed seeing so many people as much as the aircraft & balloons.
Great coverage & video, nicely done & thank you :-)
My late grandfather was a spitfire pilot who flew missions in North Africa and shot down many german and Italian planes. I salute him and many others who helped defeated the Nazis.
I missed this live, but great watching at any time, one point of order though, surely there should not have been two people in deck chairs sat on the airfield beside the runway??? Thanks from the son of a 541 squadron Spitfire pilot.
Epic stream , some beautiful warbirds on show
Very cool! Would be interesting to hear tower comms.
What's up with the sound, at least near the beginning? (25mins on). The C47 sound was intermittent at take off. But later it's the airfield commentary which goes on and off, whilst the C47 is continuous! When the C47 is loudest there is a loud cracking sounds like rifle shots!
What is that P-47 doing in England? haha j/k This is an awesome video, thank you for posting. The P-47 Thunderbolt happens to be my fav WWII fighter and I live really near to where they were designed and some were built. (Farmingdale, LI, NY) Also live near where the Wildcat was designed and built by Grumman (Bethpage /Calverton, NY)
Very nice video work!! At last a video where the props are tuning in a haze and no rolling shutter effect.. Did you film this with a global shutter? Anyway, great work! Thanks!
Thanks chaps great stuff
Brilliant job. Loved it
I think my grandfather Glen McIntyre flew a p47 in ww2. I know he flew mustang in korea for the marines
hopefully one day soon the Typhoon will join them as it deserves
109 is tiny next to p47.
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Already sick of the stupid music, why can’t I hear the aircraft engines? Rubbish