Highlights from Duxford’s fifth Flying Day of 2021, with a focus on 19 Squadron – the first RAF unit to receive the Spitfire. It was appropriate, therefore, the IWM’s Spitfire Mk.Ia was one of the highlights of the flying display, along with P-51D Mustang “Miss Helen”, representing another type used by the squadron. We’ll take a look at the evolution of competition aerobatic aircraft over the last half-century, but the most unusual participants of the day are a pair of US Air Force F-15E Strike Eagles and a very rare performance indeed by a Nanchang CJ-6.
Time | Display |
00:02 | USAF F-15E Strike Eagle x2 |
00:03 | Spitfire Mk.Ia |
00:07 | Hurricane Mk.I” |
00:09 | Yakovlev Yak-50 |
00:12 | CAP-232 & Extra 300L |
00:19 | AT-6B Harvard IIa |
00:23 | Nanchang CJ-6A |
00:25 | P-51D Mustang “Miss Helen” |