Hawker Aircraft News

For the British during the Second World War, the area of operations which covered Burma, Malaya and India was a vital area in terms of British Imperial defence, yet sadly neglected.

THEY have been married for 60 years and raised four children together, but Jean and Maurice Wicks say they have never had an argument.

Topping the bill will be the world-famous Red Arrows the RAF's display team flying their trademark diamond-nine formation in their Hawk trainers.

A plaque honouring Neville Duke, a former Horsham resident and air speed record holder, was unveiled at his former home in The Causeway on Saturday.

A British museum on Monday successfully recovered what could be the last intact model of a famous German World War II bomber from beneath the English Channel.

The 2013 Leuchars Airshow in northeast Scotland will offer the general public the chance to see the mighty Avro Vulcan V bomber in Scottish skies one more time when it joins the flying display on Sept.

Years of privately funded restoration came to fruition as 8 Squadron formally unveiled its Hawker Hunter as part of the Squadron Association's annual reunion at RAF Waddington on Saturday.

Aviation fans walked by the “Sawbones” Hawker Sea Fury FB11 fighter and Betty's Dream, a B-25 Mitchell World War II bomber, during a show at the Anoka County-Blaine Airport.

Crowds enjoyed "magnificent" displays by classic US aircraft and red arrows at IWM Duxford's Spring Air Show on Sunday.

A Hawker Hurricane X, Supermarine Spitfire Mk I, Republic P-47G Thunderbolt and P-51C Mustang Princess Elizabeth will fly in its spring show.

MORE than 12,000 people attended a huge steam and vintage rally at the Fawley Hill estate over the weekend.

THE magnificent sight of a jet-powered Vulcan flying over Cleethorpes will take your breath away at this year's air show.

The old adage, 'If it looks right, it'll fly right' holds true for such aircraft as the Mustang and the SPAD 11, the Mosquito and the F-86, but there is also a classic jet fighter/fighter-bomber of the 1950s that this applies to, that few people have heard of.

Bob Giddings and friend in a scrapped Hawker Hurricane at Waterbeach airfield in 1951.