Operated by the Central Flying School as part of the Vintage Pair. On a refuelling stop on a sunny Sunday at EMA. Delivered to the RAF on 30 December 1955. Sadly lost in a collision with the Meteor at the Mildenhall Air Fete on 25 May 1986.

Operated by the Central Flying School as part of the Vintage Pair. On a refuelling stop on a sunny Sunday at EMA. Delivered to the RAF in 1950. Sadly lost in a collision with the Vampire at the Mildenhall Air Fete on 25 May 1986.

Built in 1960 for the RCAF and registered to Silver Pine Air Service in 1982 as here, still in basic RCAF livery. Later it was painted in a smart red, silver and black color scheme (Photo ID: 288769) and in 2020 it was registered as N443CB, having earlier been converted to Texas Turbine.

Originally delivered to the US Army in 1958 and imported into Canada in 1981. Here it is in operations with Silver Pine Air Service and has a 1000 h.p PZL ASz-62 IR engine in place of the original P&W R-1340. It has since been converted to Walter Turbine and is based at Lac du Bonnet/MB in 2022.

Built in 1964 and imported in 1976 for Walsten Air Service here at Kenora. In 1995 it reverted to its original mark N4073Z then was re-imported as C-FCBC in 2002. Current as such based on a farm at Brunkild/MB in 2022.

Delivered to the USAF in 1953 and imported into Canada in 1977. In 1982 a 600 h.p. PZL-3S engine was installed, as here, and it was operated by Silver Pine Air Service at this time. On 19 May 1995 it was wrecked landing on Obukowin Lake/MB and was cancelled from the register shortly after. In 2022 it is on rebuild at Calgary/AB and registered to Jim Hrymack Air Shows Inc. The fact that the PZL engine gives 150 more horsepower over the original conjures up images of the rebuilt aircraft flying loops and hammerhead stalls at airshows.

Location near the Aggersund bridge.

Built in 1950 for the Ontario Government and here in operation with Walsten Air Services. Current with Labrador Air Safari in 2021.

Klaus Weinem flying his Great Lakes en-route from Benson's Farm, Laindon to the Great Warbirds Display at West Malling.

Celebrating the 30 year anniversary of the Rijksluchtvaartschool. 30.000 people came to see this event, which hosted many different aircraft. amongst the aircraft in the photo are the fleet of the RLS (Rijksluchtvaartschool) with their Citations, Bonanzas and in the background a Hansajet taxiing on runway 19. On static display you can see the Delft Technical University DHC-2 Beaver PH-VTH, a Thrush sprayplane, The Fokker Four formation planes, Cessna aircraft, F-27, DC-3 and all the way in the back there is a Dutch Navy Orion.