Ex Royal Navy and wearing the fin markings of HMS Heron. Registered G-RNAS.

G-TRNG Castle Air Agusta A109E parked up at Gloucestershire Airport on the 16th of July 2015. c/n:- 11156. Year built:- 2002. Gloucestershire Airport GLO / EGBJ was formerly known as Staverton Airport.

Built by Avro at Chadderton (Lancashire) in late 1938 as N4877. Its wartime service was as a transport aircraft with the Air Transport Auxiliary. To G-AMDA in 1950. Repainted as N4877 and wearing the code letters 'VX-F' of 206 Squadron RAF Coastal Command. Shown when airworthy with the Skyfame Museaum. Now static at IWM Duxford.

The Jet Age Museum is dedicated to preserving and making people aware of Gloster's rich aviation heritage. Their gorgeous F8 Meteor is on display wearing its 601 Squadron red and black tail stripes.

Wears Intra Jersey titles. Operating a scheduled service from Staverton to the Channel Islands.

Skyfame Museum. Tempest II powered by a Bristol Centaurus radial engine. After being preserved at Lakeland, Florida, now stored at Fantasy of Flight, the restoration of the two Tempests has been put on hold.

Built for RAF in 1958, serving 230 Squadron. Sold in 1970 to Scottish Aviation as G-31-15. Became G-AYFA with Flight One in November 1971 being mainly used on photographic work. Flight One's Staverton hangar is in the background.

Assembled at Coventry-Baginton by Executive Air Engineering and registered to them as G-AVVF in 1967. The latest avionics equipment was installed for Martin Baker and it was delivered to them in 1968. It was cancelled from the register as permanently withdrawn from use in 1991 and scrapped at Gloucester-Staverton.

Previously Boulton-Paul's hack aircraft G-AHTW. Here preserved airworthy at the Skyfame Museum at Staverton. Now displayed at the IWM at Duxford.