P51-D MUSTANG 'MOONBEAM MCSWINE'
Based on the markings flown by triple ace Capt. William T. Whisner, Moonbeam represents one of the most iconic fighters of the Second World War. Seeing a Mustang like this over Headcorn is especially meaningful, with the airfield’s own wartime connections to USAAF Mustang units in 1944.
Biggin Hill Heritage Hangar
SUPERMARINE SPITFIRE MK I-A N3200
Supermarine Spitfire Mk I-A N3200 is a genuine Battle of Britain veteran, flown operationally in 1940 and painstakingly preserved as one of the most important surviving Spitfires in the world.
Aircraft Restoration Co. / IWM Duxford
HISPANO BUCHON 'WHITE 9'
Carrying the markings of ‘White 9’, the Buchón represents the wartime Bf 109 scheme flown by Unteroffizier Edmund Roßmann of Jagdgeschwader 52.
Biggin Hill Heritage Hangar
HAWKER HURRICANE
Built in 1940 as a Hawker Hurricane Mk.I, this remarkable aircraft flew with No. 253 Squadron during the Battle of Britain.
Bygone Aviation
THE FLYING COMRADES
The Flying Comrades bring Cold War precision to the sky with a rare Yak-18T and Yak-52 formation, flying tight, dynamic displays with smoke.
IWM Duxford
CATALINA PBY-5A
Built in 1943 for the Royal Canadian Air Force as a Canso A amphibian (PBY-5A equivalent), this Catalina served on Pacific coast anti-submarine patrols with No. 9 and No. 7 Bomber Reconnaissance Squadrons during the Second World War.
Plane Sailing
THE LAST DOGFIGHT
A breathtaking reenactment of one of the final aerial battles of the Second World War.
