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Old 20-07-2010, 05:52 PM
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Not to everyone taste but thought I would just post a little sample of what we took, sorry no vulcan as we left before it to miss the traffic.

Tornado

Hawk

Hercules

Row of F-16's from all parts of the world

F-16 from the tiger squadron iceland mission team.

F-15 eagle

Pave-hawk

Alpha jet from france

Saab gripen

AH64 apache

Row of tornados from all over europe

Eurofighter typhoon

F4 phantom

Sukhoi su22

C17 globemaster

F16 from belgium


F-18 super hornet

Airbus A400m (first time in the uk and the uk's new heavy lifter)

Patrouille swiss F-5's

Chinnok


Boing 757 from New Zealand

Battle of britain flypast and tribute









Royal jordanian air force



Lancaster

Harrier

Patrouille de france alpha jets



F22 raptor



B-52 stratofortress

F-16 and AH64 apache from Netherlands
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Old 20-07-2010, 06:24 PM
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Cracking pics mate.

I love the Phantom, did that fly in? I would have loved to have heard that if it did.

Good to see the 109 with the B.O.B Flight too

Looks like another cracking day at Fairford
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Old 20-07-2010, 06:53 PM
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Thanks Steve, getting the practice in now, it was a fantastic day and the best fairford airshow we have been to, not sure about the phantom, but have heard it does fly and is privately owned, was such an amazing site to see so many spitfires and hurricanes and the 109, amazing sound of rolls royce merlins
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Great set of pictures!

Love the Apache - such a menacing bit of kit! I've yet to see the Raptor in action, but I'd really like to check it out as it should be more then capable of putting on a spectacular display. Did they work it hard, or was it a fairly conservative routine?

I think airshows have really missed the presence of the Russians in the last couple of years as they used to really push their aircraft. Not saying the other display aircraft don't of course, but it was nearly always the Russians who stole the show!
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Old 20-07-2010, 07:03 PM
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great pics Baz, looks great fun. Really need to come along to one of these at some point!
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Old 20-07-2010, 08:24 PM
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Great pics Baz, have to say my favourite is still the Lancaster
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Old 20-07-2010, 09:21 PM
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The raptor put on an awesome display, it has an amazing tight turn and did the rear slide like the russians used to do, it is a formidable piece of kit and this plane is 1 of a kind and better and more agile than the eurofighter by a long long way, and I am a big fan of the typhoon.

We were all amazed on what this plane can do and did at the display, believe me when I say this plane is the best thing in the air by far in relation to modern day military jets of its kind.
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The raptor put on an awesome display, it has an amazing tight turn and did the rear slide like the russians used to do, it is a formidable piece of kit and this plane is 1 of a kind and better and more agile than the eurofighter by a long long way, and I am a big fan of the typhoon.
Me too, I love the delta design of the Typhoon, Rafale, Gripen etc. I conceed that the F22 is a better (and far more expensive!) aircraft, its nice to see they are showing off its capabilites ...


...though the RAF pilot in the Typhoon is sure to be better!
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Well done Baz!! Great photos!!

The Raptor display is causing quite a stir among Vulcan fans too!!

The Vulcan display is on Youtube so you can catch what you missed!

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Excellent pics as ever mate love the raptor and the harrier
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Old 23-07-2010, 09:51 AM
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Cracking pics mate

Gotta love the look & sound of the Lancaster
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