Two Meteor F.8's of 66 Squadron based at RAF Linton-on-Ouse depart from the 1953 Stretton Navy Day air show. WK719 coded 'C' leads.

This aircraft was operated and maintained in taxyable condition with the Aircraft Maintenance Instruction Flight at RAF Cranwell. Carrying an RAF black training livery this example bears the Saint markings of 16 Squadron which is actually a Grob Tutor training squadron based in the adjacent hangars. The squadron got the nickname of the Saints after it was formed at St Omer in 1915. This unit and its aircraft have since been moved to RAF Cosford

This aircraft is operated by 284 Sqdn, a training unit based at RAF Cranwell. It, along with several others is used to accustom students to ground operations and to taxy around the airfield. It is not often seen outside

Originally delivered to the RAF College at Cranwell in January 1952, and soldiering on with the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight for taildragger training.

Units served by this Lightning from delivery in 2.65 were 111 Sqn, 226 OCU, 29 Sqn, 56 Sqn, LTF and 5 Sqn, with whom she performed the last ever display by an F.3 on 29.9.87. To Cotttesmore as a crash/rescue trainer (2481 hours recorded) and dumped there 1990, finally succumbing to the scrapper in 6.94

Operated at RAF Coltishall from 1967 to 1969 for Saudi pilot training, the T.55 was basically a two-seat F.6 with ground attack capabilities. Returned to BAe at Warton in 1.86 as ZF598 as part of trade-in for the Saudi Tornado deal