American Air Day 2010

The Third Air Force of the United States Air Force is partially located in the United Kingdom, and to celebrate the relationship between the battalion and Duxford, dating back to 1918, the American Air Day is presented to the public. It is a family day that combines breathtaking aerial displays and activities on the ground, [...]

The Taranis Unveiled

Taranis, the god of thunder in Celtic mythology, is depicted with a Jupiter wheel in one hand and a thunderbolt in the other. It is also the name of the latest project undertaken by the United Kingdom to improve their military capabilities and transform the face of military weaponry. The Taranis is an unmanned stealth aircraft that has been under construction for the last four years, and was recently unveiled to the world. Its unique design and state-of-the-art technology will change the dynamics of long range combat.

Farnborough International Airshow Set to Be a Success

Taking place in the UK, the world-renowned Farnborough International Airshow attracts large numbers of aerospace industry participants every two years. This year’s event began on a positive note on Monday, 19 July 2010, as rival companies Boeing Co. and Airbus reported that they had received new orders totaling almost $18 billion already. This is hopefully indicative that the aviation industry is on the rise again.

Military and Flying Machines 2010

The Military and Flying Machines Show, will be hosted at the Damyns Hall Aerodrome on the 7th and 8th of August 2010. The show will honor the Battle of Britain, which took place seventy years ago, in 1940, and will feature vintage aircraft and vehicles from that era. Visitors to the show can look forward [...]

Southend Air Festival 2010

Entrance to the Southend Air Festival is free of charge, and it one of the largest air shows of its kind in Europe. Celebrating its 25th year, the Southend Air Festival will offer visitors the opportunity to see more than forty aircraft demonstrating their capabilities, including military and civilian aircraft. Between thrilling aerial demonstrations, visitors [...]

Seething Airfield Charity Air Day 2009

Taking place on Saturday 5 September 2009, this popular event is as much about families having fun, as it is about the aircraft on display. The Seething Airfield Tower Museum has played a major role in organizing the event and the old Control Tower at the airfield will be the focal point of the many [...]

Essex Military & Flying Machines 2009

More than 200 military vehicles and aircraft, spanning decades, will be on display at this popular event. Flying displays will feature the famous Spitfire and Mash Helicopter. Wing-walking and flour bombing military vehicles from planes flying overhead bring a fun element to the day, and historical reenactments highlights the heroics of past battles. Vehicle parades, [...]

Airbourne 2009

Promoted as the “World’s Biggest Seafront Airshow” Airbourne 2009 takes place over England’s Eastbourne Coastline. The program is packed with exciting events, including displays of aerobatic skill by the RAF Red Arrows, the Pricess of Wales Tigers Parachute Display team, the Team Guinot Wingwalkers and The Blades aerobatic team. Military aircraft displays from the United [...]

United Kingdom Airports

The United Kingdom covers some 241,590 square kilometers of land, incorporating the countries of England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales as well as the Orkney and Shetland Islands. Simply put, the United Kingdom is a big place and it has plenty to offer. From the cultivated landscapes of England to the more rugged backdrop of [...]

Gatwick Airport

Gatwick Airport started out as a modest little airfield in 1931, that was privately owned by Home Counties Aviation Services, later being taken over by Airports Limited. Once in hands of Airports Limited, the aprons, taxiways and a terminal were constructed. Gatwick opened its doors to passengers in 1936, and passengers were able to reach [...]

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