On takeoff at Old Warden to display in the 2018 Shuttleworth Heritage Day Air Show.

At Blackbushe's 80th Anniversary Fly-In

In use as a static "Gate Guardian" at the Shuttleworth Collection. Ex-US Air Attaché as NC74138. Acquired by Shuttleworth in 1950. Restoration to flight commenced in 1975 and registered as G-PRXI in June 1983. Crashed at Rouen, France on 4 June 2001 but subsequently rebuilt and based at Duxford in 2022.

First flew Oct.1944. Registered NC74138 20th Feb.1948 - 9th Aug.1949 for use by the US Civil Air Attaché in London. Donated by Vickers-Armstrong to the Shuttleworth Trust in 1950 and ferried to Old Warden as G-15-109. In static display there 1950 to 1975, when it went to Duxford for restoration. Registered G-PRXI 6th June 1983. Suffered a fatal crash in a forced landing during an air show at Rouen 4th June 2001. Subsequently rebuilt with first flight 18th May 2018. In 2020 it carried 'Thank U NHS' under the wings in tribute to the efforts of the NHS during the Covid pandemic.

In use as a static "Gate Guardian" at the Shuttleworth Collection. Ex-US Air Attaché as NC74138. Acquired by Shuttleworth in 1950. Restoration to flight commenced in 1975 and registered as G-PRXI in June 1983. Crashed at Rouen, France on 4 June 2001 but subsequently rebuilt and based at Duxford in 2022.

In an exhibition of the development of the spitfire. This aircraft has been covered with the name of those killed during the Battle of Britain

Not normally a fan of non-contemporary paint schemes added onto historical aircraft, however given the current circumstances, I more than approve.

Piloted by John Romain and marked in tribute to the efforts of the UK National Health Service during the current COVID-19 pandemic.

In use as a "Gate Guard" at the Shuttleworth Collection. Subsequently returned to the air (and later became G-PRXI) and was destroyed a few years later in a crash due to faulty magnetos. Since 2017 again flying as G-PRXI after a long restoration.

A late afternoon departure after the air show had ended.

this aircraft crashed in 2001 killing its pilot. After a long restoration it's in the air again.

Spitfire PRXI wearing 'B-Conditions' markings, also N74138 above and below wings. Ex RAF PL983 . Later to G-PRXI but lost in a crash.