Located at Charlwood, just outside Gatwick Airport, the Gatwick Aviation Mseum has a collection of twenty aircraft. This was founded by Peter Vallance in 1987 and now has twenty aircraft, and indoor displays including engines, instruments and model aeroplanes.

The aircraft are all being restored and the Museum has a number of atractions, including one of two running Avro Shackleton MK3's world wide. Other aircraft include a Harrier jumpjet, Lightning, Canberra, a Buccaneer and more. In the engine room, Rolls Royce engines including Avons, Conways and Bristol Olympus can be viewed.

A brief review of the Eastbourne Airshow 2009, with mention of the site, events and links to more, including short videos of the displays and the official site.

Attending on one of the last days, this airshow offers facilities and resources for the whole family, and best of all is completely free. With the resources of the whole town available, there are plenty of places to eat, shop and visit, all within ten minutes walk of the beach where the display takes place.

An index and lensography of my British Aviation lenses, from the Vickers Wellesley to Concorde, complete with links and information. It also covers some of the lesser known aircraft like the Short Stirling and Bristol Blenheim, along with the TSR2.

This was designed to link up all the different resources I had produced on the various planes and to act as an index and guide, in roughly chronological order.