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North East men are onboard this RAF Handley Page Hastings transport aircraft, seen taking off at Topcliffe, Yorkshire, it was on its way to Greenland where another Hastings carrying 12 men was
The Hawker Siddley Hawk trainer / ground attack aircraft, was rolled out for the first time at the companys airfield at Dunsfld in Surrey. 12th August, 1974
A crew from RAF Lyneham in Wiltshire, heard of the interest in them from St Aidens School in Newcastle, so as part of a routine training flight they flew into Newcastle Airport to let the children
Twelve BAC Jet Provost training aircraft perform a fly past for thirteen RAF officers who received their wings at a passing out parade at RAF Acklington. 14th May, 1964
An Israeli Lockheed C-130 Hercules. Circa: August 1978
A RAF Hawker Siddeley (Bae) Nimrod maritime patrol aircraft at the 1998 Sunderland Air Show. The Nimrod shows its bomb bay. 2nd August, 1998
A RAF Hawker Siddeley Harrier GR3 "Harrier Jump Jet"hoveringA RAF Hawker Siddeley Harrier GR3 " Harrier Jump Jet" hovering. 7th April, 1978
A secret test flight of a Hawker Siddeley (Bae) Nimrod ended in an emergency at Newcastle Airport. The plane landed just hours before the Government was expected to announce a decision in favour of
Two RAF English Electric Lightning jet fighter aircraft prepare to refuel from a Handley Page Victor tanker aircraft during a flypast at a RAF Exhibition. 3rd September, 1970
A Handley Page Hampden twin-engine medium bomber of the Royal Air Force. (Thom 348) Circa 1937
A North American Harvard dual control training aircraft passes over a Supermarine Spitfire XIV on the ground at RAF Ouston. 31/05/1947
The Panavia Tornado prototype 03, (the first dual control trainer), twin-engine, variable-sweep wing multi role combat aircraft, which was jointly developed by the United Kingdom
A twin seat version of the Eurofighter Typhoon aircraft. Circa : September, 1998
A RAF trainer aircraft the Short Tucano T1. Circa: September, 1998
The de Havilland Tiger Moth, based at Sunderland Airport, which developed engine trouble while taking off. Pilot Steve Marples glided the aircraft down onto a field near Barmston pond
Ed Miller, from the North East Aircraft Museum, pictured with the Supermarine Swift during restoration. Volunteer Craig Blundred takes a photograph of the work in progress
Two Royal Navy, Fleet Air Arm, de Havilland Sea Vixens display air to air refuelling at the 1962 Farnborough Airshow preview day. 3rd September 1962
Two flights of Armstrong Whitworth Siskin fighter aircraft, part of the squadron sent to thrill the crowds at Cramlington. 05/10/1929
A de Havilland Tiger Moth landing on an airfiield. 02 / 07 / 1977A de Havilland Tiger Moth landing on an airfiield. 02/07/1977
A Supermarine Spitfire Mk PRXIX and Avro Lancaster of the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight at Newcastle Airport. Part of the Lancaster crew, to arrive from RAF Coningsby, was RAF master engineer
Supermarine Spitfire F22 s, of 607 County of Durham Squadron, taxi for take off at the RAF station at Ouston. The squadron was taking part in the commemoration of the 9th anniversary of the Battle of
The RAF Supermarine Spitfire (TD135) which stood in the grounds of 346 ATC squadron, Tynemouth. 27th January 1962
A Panavia Tornado, twin-engine, variable-sweep wing multi role combat aircraft, which was jointly developed by the United Kingdom, West Germany and Italy. Circa: 1978
A RAF Avro Shackleton long-range maritime patrol aircraft, flying in the 1979 Sunderland Airshow. 17/06/1979
This Supermarine Spitfire was flown into Usworth Airport by squadron leader John Hobbs for the Sunderland Flying Clubs display
Supermarine Spitfire F22 s, of RAF Ouston, in flight rehearsing for the 10th anniversary Battle of Britain display. 27th August 1950
A RAF Panavia Tornado, twin-engine, variable-sweep wing multi role combat aircraft. September, 1998
A Panavia Tornado F3, twin-engine, variable-sweep wing combat aircraft, operated by the Royal Air Force (RAF). Pictured here at the 1997 Sunderland Airshow. 02/08/1997
An USAF Fairchild Republic A-10 Thunderbolt II close air support tankbuster aircraft was forced to make an emergency landing at Newcastle Airport with one engine shut down
Pictured is the second USAF Fairchild Republic A-10 Thunderbolt II close air support tankbuster aircraft, in three weeks to make an emergency landing at Newcastle Airport
The Boeing B-52 Stratofortress long-range, subsonic, jet-powered strategic bomber aircraft in flight. The type went into service with the USAF in 1955. Circa 1970 (no info)
The girls are loosening up for the new season. They are members of the Fairey Aircraft womens football section, and are training for matches to be arranged with WaF
Lord Trenchard making a speech August 1932
Eight and a half thousand bottles of beer are flown to the Falklands Islands. Donated by The Newcastle Breweries Ltd for the Sunday Mirror. The ale is loaded on an RAF Hercules at RAF Lyneham
A Panavia Tornado GR1 of the RAF Nov 1990 is painted in desert colour scheme prior to depature to Saudi Arabia
Gulf War US Troops disembark from a USAF Galaxy transport aircraft, arriving in Saudi Arabia just a few days after the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait
A McDonnell Douglas F15 Eagle of the USAF lands on a desert runway during the Gulf War with Iraq dbase
A Panavia Tornado F3 of 5 Sqd RAF Sept 1990 taxies in to the airfield in Dhahran after a training sortie
USAF MAC (Military Airlift Command) C130 Hercules Nov 1990 commencing its take off run on a desert airstrip during the first Gulf War
Two Tornado GR1 in desert paint scheme Nov 1990 are readied for departure to the theatre of conflict in Kuwait
A Panavia Tornado F3 of the RAF Nov 1990 after arrival in Saudi Arabia to join the coalition forces
Berlin Airlift Circa 1948 A aircraft from the American Airforce unloads on the tarmac of Berlin Gatow airfield
York aircraft of the RAF which are flying supplies into Berlin, on the tarmac in front of one of the hangers at Gatow airfield in the British zone. Sacks of main can be seen in the foreground
John Peters and Adrian Nichol RAF air crew who were shot down and held prisoners in Iraq during the Gulf War
The four types of aircraft used in the Gulf War Front left Buccaneer BAe 1 Front second Tornado GR1 second row front left Panavia Tornado F3 next to the Sepecat Jaguar GR1 at the back
Two RAF Panavia Tornado F3 fighters on patrol during the Gulf War
A USAF McDonnell F15 Eagle during Gulf war in Saudi Arabia
Four Panavia Tornado F3 of RAF 5 Sqd Sept 90 fly over their air base in formation in the Middle East
