First flying in 1945, a total of 55 P-2s trainers were built, some as an armed variant. Parts from older Swiss AF aircraft were incorporated, including landing gear parts from Me109s. This one was built in 1950 and served the military until around 1980

One of the Breitling team's ex Ukraine AF L-39s sweeps in to land after their show

Good to see this old Safir back in its authentic original RLS colours. Owned by Erwin van Hassel

Until 1999 this Turbo Porter was Liechtenstein-registered (although with the same identity). Recently repainted into these eye-catching colours

Apparently originally a Fury FB.10 two-seater delivered to Iraq as '324' in 1949. Debut in these colours last year. Ex N58SF/N1324 and rebuilt with a Wright R-3350, now masquerading as WH589 (the actual Sea Fury with this serial flies as N985HW and was in the UK in the 1970s as CF-CHB/G-AGHB)

One of the new-production Yak-3s built by Yakolev in the 1990s using original plans and dies, powered by an Allison V-1710 engine. Painted in the marks of General Major Zakharov, a Hero of the Soviet Union who claimed 10 victories in WWII

TE184 spent her early years after being demobbed in the hands of the Air Training Corps in Lancashire and appeared in the 1968 'Battle of Britain' film at Henlow. Restored to flying condition in the late 1980s and was previously to be seen in USAAF and French colours