 Sid King and his Argus Known as the UC-61 Forwarder by the United States Army Air Force,about 670 of these aircraft served with the RAF and the ATA ferry organisation, under the name Argus. |
 Andrew and his Mew Gull Mew Gull G-AEXF, on which Andrew's is modelled has had a very chequered career after winning the King's Cup Race in 1938. In October 2013, in its 77th year, it was sold to the Shuttleworth Collection, at Old Warden,where it remains flying as part of the museum. |
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 Dave Alfords Storch |
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.jpg) Sid Kings Slingsby T.31B Cadet Ready for launch |
.jpg) Sid's Slingsby T.31B Cadet On the tow |
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 Gordon Bishops Weston UK Hype Flying as guests of Bristol MAC at Duckhole |
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 Jon Parker and his Druine Turbulent |
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 Nick attempting to tunnel into the Aston Down Tarmac with yet another Corsair. |
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 Kens Jones and Tri-Motor |
 Sid King and his Anson |
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