Three Central Flying School Jet Provost T.1s in the special red/white display colour scheme. Only ten Mk.1s were built, XD674-80, XD692-3 & G-AOBU. The right hand aircraft in this shot may be XD679. The CFS put up a 4-aircraft display team in these colours at the SBAC Farnborough Air Show in September 1958 as "The CFS Jet Aerobatic Team" and a pair (XD678 & 9) at the SBAC Farnborough Air Show in September 1959 as "The Redskins". XD679 was scrapped at Shawbury in May 1960. Location is not confirmed but most probably the CFS home base of Little Rissington. Photographer not known.

Central Flying School Jet Provost T.1 in the special red/white display colour scheme. Only ten Mk.1s were built, XD674-80, XD692-3 & G-AOBU. The CFS put up a 4-aircraft display team in these colours at the SBAC Farnborough Air Show in September 1958 as "The CFS Jet Aerobatic Team" and a pair (XD678 & 9) at the SBAC Farnborough Air Show in September 1959 as "The Redskins". XD678 was scrapped at Shawbury in May 1960. Location is not confirmed but most probably the CFS home base of Little Rissington. Photographer not known.

Central Flying School - Red Pelicans display team a/c.

The Air Cadets are picking up flying again after a three year halt on their flying activities.

Folland Gnat T.1 '92' of the Central Flying School at its base at RAF Little Rissington, Glos. It wears the initial metallic and dayglo scheme.

Red Arrows Gnat T.1 wearing the initial scheme worn by the aerobatic team when present at an open day at RAF Little Rissington, Gloucestershire.

This Canadian-built Harvard acted as a "Gate Guardian" at RAF Little Rissington for several years. It had been allotted the Maintenance Command identity 7554M.

XR534 wears the code '93' of the RAF Central Flying School at its base at RAF Little Rissington, Gloucestershire. It wears the initial silver and dayglo scheme with the CFS badge on its nose. Now displayed at the Newark Air Museum.