Complete ‘at last’ All the decals for 324’s change of livery have been completed
and she showed off all her original 6FTS markings with pride at Kemble on the
week-end 19th& 20th June
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Jet provost XM479 and Pilot Neil McCarthy carried out his solo displays at RAF Conningsby
& RAF Cosford on the weekend of 12th/13th June 2010.
More details about Jet Provost XM479 can be found on ‘Our Aircraft’ page
Cotswold Air Show 19th/20th June .
The Saturday weather wasn’t as good as expected but it stayed dry and our Jet Provosts
XW324, XW325 & XM479 all took to the skies. With a very good crowd in attendance,
a good time was had by all.
Jet Provost XW324 with John Rowley & XM479 with Neil McCarthy both displayed at
The Kemble Battle of Britain Day during the weekend 20th September. See this report
courtesy of Global Aviation Resources for more info about the event.
Debbie (right ) has put a photo album together and will be updating it after visiting
the different shows. Feel free to browse it here;
Pilots Chelvin Hibbert, John Rowley and Neil McCarthy all attended at the RAF Waddington
Air-Show on the week-end of 3/4th July 2010 with Jet Provosts XW325, XW324 & XM479
See the issue of FlyPastMagazine (Feb 2010) for an indepth interview of Jeff Bell
about his ownership of Jet Provost XW324
If you are interested in booking any of our aircraft for your show during 2010
or if you want information about out sponsorship details contact us here
Our objectives are to:
Restore, maintain and operate ex British military & classic civilian aircraft.
To preserve their historic importance, and records of service
To give a wider access to the public by displaying at National Air-Shows
To promote aviation and good airmanship
Our BAC Jet Provost XW324 , Jet Provost XW325, Jet Provost XM479 and our BAC 167
Strikemaster G-FLYY currently follow the show circuit.
In 2008 and 2009 we displayed at Kemble, RAF Cosford, RAF Waddington and Fairford.
Amongst many more & will continue to do so in 2010.
As a group of aircraft owners, pilots and enthusiasts of ex British military and
classic civilian aircraft we got together and formed Heritage Aviation.
Both John Rowley and Neil McCarthy have missed out on displaying XW324 & XM479 on
a number of occasions this season. Unfortunately John was rear-ended in a traffic
accident in June and as a result of his injuries he is unable to display due to
the ‘G’ Force involved. He’s hoping to be fully recovered for next years season.
Neil on the other hand is fit and well but an opportunity arose to replace the Rolls
Royce Viper 102 engine and as the annual service was also due, the option of getting
these jobs done together was taken to save time in the future.
This will give the aircraft at least another 10 years of good safe flying securing
her future.. Neil is hoping to start displaying again in September when engine testing
has been completed.