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1989 IAT Fairford

Warbirds, Replicas and Nostalgic photos in here please.
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woody
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Re: 1989 IAT Fairford

Post by woody » Wed May 19, 2021 7:44 pm

Really nice pics. Thanks for sharing. Halcyon days.

Woody

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Re: 1989 IAT Fairford

Post by matt e » Wed May 19, 2021 7:52 pm

nice set,especially the F1`s

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Re: 1989 IAT Fairford

Post by Mustang531 » Wed May 19, 2021 9:44 pm

Thanks for sharing these, some great shots from a great RIAT. That was the first time the Greeks attended.

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Re: 1989 IAT Fairford

Post by Knife 04 » Wed May 19, 2021 10:21 pm

Brilliant Andy - can remember getting burnt at this one - falling asleep under the FIAT grandstand as TOO hot!

The 'SAC' attack was a good feature with the B-1, 52, FB-111 and KC-135 :thumb:

Keep these coming

Darren

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Re: 1989 IAT Fairford

Post by paddyboy » Thu May 20, 2021 3:57 am

Hi Andy :P

Sunny :O

That was THE hottest air display I have ever attended :Wow:

Great set from a superb display :thumbs:

Thanks for posting :thumb:

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Re: 1989 IAT Fairford

Post by Canberra TT.18 » Sun May 23, 2021 9:13 am

Great set. Great memory.

My pictures are almost shot at identical the same position, but not far as good and sharp as these ones.

And yes it was the hottest IAT/RIAT I ever visited. And guess one of my hottest air show ever. There was almost no shade, and no buildings of course. (Ever since I always carry a hat and a longsleeve shirt with me)
I remember the military were arranging extra (free) water points.

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