First delivered to Capital Airlines of Leeds / Bradford as G-BNDM in 1988. The yellow-tailed aircraft is OY-PBV.

A former French air force Broussard returning from a short pleasure flight after the Stauning airshow.

Mikael Carlson's display was the highlight of the Stauning airshow. To take off, he had his Fokker turned into the wind right at his parking position at the crowdline, opened the throttle and was airborne from the grass seconds later to clear the obstacle of the runway. Tony Fokker would have been delighted!

The Auster Mk.I, which entered service with the RAF as a light artillery observation and liaison aircraft in August 1942, was a two-seater. A three-seat cabin was introduced on the Auster Mk.IV. Over 1600 Austers of the wartime models were built.

Taking off at the Stauning Airshow, with Piper Warrior OY-BLO and Aeronca Chief OY-RPE seen in the background.