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Un, deux, trois, quatre! Already the fourth North American T-28 Trojan in France. Read more at https://www.scramble.nl/military-news/u ... ois-quatre

North American P-51D USAAF Serial No. 44-74453, N51ZW, has now taken up residence in Germany, based at the Frankfurt-Egelsbach Airport with new owner Georg Raab.

Let’s start the week with the latest update from AirCorps Aviation about the Dakota Territory Air Museum’s P-47D Thunderbolt 42-27609.

For Sale: North American P-51D project currently under restoration by award winning restorer Tom Reilly. This Mustang can either be finished as a standard P-51D or can be converted to a full dual control TF-51. It is a unique opportunity to have a P-51 Mustang restored to your specifications. For more information see: https://www.platinumfighters.com/p-51project
#p51 #P51Mustang #p51forsale #warbirdsforsale #platinumfightersales

The Royal Air Force Battle of Britain Memorial Flight has announced a new Officer Commanding for the 2025-2027 display - it’s Sqn Ldr Mark Long a 2016 Typhoon display pilot! Mark is currently a Typhoon instructor in No. 29 Squadron at RAF Coningsby.

Miss Pick Up is one of the world's only airworthy Catalina flying boats and is currently operated by Plane Sailing based in Duxford, Cambridge. We are a small team of dedicated pilots and volunteers who do it for the love of preserving this wonderful WWII flying boat. You can read more about our aircraft and how we keep her flying for all to see on our website here: https://www.catalina.org.uk

We dearly need to get her returned to her home in Duxford for the winter which is where your donation comes in.

As you can imagine the logistics involved are massive. In order to get the aircraft back to Duxford we need to extract her from the Loch and onto dry land as soon as possible so that the damaged engine can be replaced. Once that's completed, we then need to put her back onto the Loch so she can be flown home. Otherwise she will be at the mercy of the harsh Scottish winter on a Loch (which as we all know is home to a certain wee beastie!) rather than her usual cosy hanger in Duxford. The damage this could do to the aircraft could be irreparable.

Just Listed: 1950 Chance Vought F4U-5NL D-FCOR. 441 hrs since restoration by Meier Motors. 22 hrs on overhauled engine and prop. This genuine Korean War Hero served with VMF-513 "Flying Nightmares" and is painted in its authentic Korean War era paint scheme. Based in Germany. US$3,375,000 plus V.A.T. if applicable. For more information see:

https://www.platinumfighters.com/…/1950 ... ght-f4u-5…

#f4u #f4uforsale #corsair #warbirdsforsale #platinumfightersales #meiermotors