Worldwide Numbers of Warbirds Flying by Type

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Hooligan2
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Re: Worldwide Numbers of Warbirds Flying by Type

Tue Jul 08, 2025 7:56 am

Spitfire TR.IX G-BMSB/MJ627 seen returning to Biggin Hill a few minutes ago, presumably on an air test after repairs following her forced landing in Kent on 3rd May. Info gleaned from ADSB Exchange not an actual sighting! Aloft for about half an hour. :D
Hooligan2
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Re: Worldwide Numbers of Warbirds Flying by Type

Tue Jul 08, 2025 8:03 am

Whoops, duplicate post!
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