Built in 1956. Converted to an EA-3A in 1966. To the museum in 1974.

Built in 1956. Converted to an EA-3A in 1966. To the museum in 1974.

In the mid nineties some of the Harrier fleet received an ARTF (Alkali Removable Temporary Finish) pale grey colour scheme for operation Warden in northern Iraq.

Based here in between displays at the local Sunderland Airshow.

One of many stored instructional airframes with 1 SOTT at Halton at the time

'Tiger 70' departing the day after the Narromine Airshow in a cloud of dust. Australia's first Seahawk made its first flight on 4 December 1987 carrying the Sikorsky flight test registration N7265H.

Initial, Runway 14 at the Wide Bay International Airshow. This aircraft was built for the RNZAF as NZ6370 and made its first flight in the UK on 17 Oct 1972. It was shipped to NZ and reassembled at Ohakea, making its first flight there in Jan 1973. In June 1993 it was sold in Australia and shipped to Bankstown. It was stored for some years before being restored, and currently operates on warbird adventure flights out of Port Macquarie.

Gear up and picking up some smash on departure during the Wide Bay International Airshow.

Catching the setting sun after a hard day's flying at the Wide Bay International Airshow. This aircraft was built for the RNZAF as NZ6370 and made its first flight in the UK on 17 Oct 1972. It was shipped to NZ and reassembled at Ohakea, making its first flight there in Jan 1973. In June 1993 it was sold in Australia and shipped to Bankstown. It was stored for some years before being restored, and currently operates on warbird adventure flights out of Port Macquarie.

This 1956-build 45 Squadron Hunter is leaving after static display at the Battle of Britain show. It was exported to Chile as an F.Mk.71 J-740 in 1982