#1 First display of the day was “off program” and was a flying and passes by a French Airforce Mirage 2000 from Nancy airbase being flown by a RAF (Marham) exchange pilot. Always loved the M2000:

#2 Next up were the Red Arrows, on there way to Lowerstoft:

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#4 Next one was not planned. The BAe125 from the Royal Flight was on static but got an urgent call to get up to Scotland. He certainly took the award for the lowest departure and longest time in ground effect:

#4 Usual nice tight display by the Kingair that actually found some sunshine (the Mr Blue-sky effect again):

#5 Three great passes by the BAF F16 display planes in formation, first pass was 100’ at 500-knots :

#6 For something a bit different a nice tight display by a DR-107

#7 Another unscheduled departure from the static. The Puma crew got the call that they had to RTB ASAP:

Then things got interesting. The A-10’s had be flying in the area on the way to the Holbeach range. The lady ATC controller kept trying to sweet talk them into dropping in. The first pair were bingo on fuel but the her charms worked on the second pair and they agreed to a slow (what else from a A-10) pass:
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#11 A regular display at Marham, Neil McCarthy's JP from Newcastle

#12 Yak-52’s of the Aerostars display team

#13 Both RAF trainer display planes where there, formation back-track:

The Jules Flemming did a nice tight display in the Hawk
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#16 Followed by the Tuc

#17 Then the Chaos boys arrived, 2 Typhoons from 3sqn in probably the lowest fastest passes I’ve seen a Typhoon do, the climb outs were awesome, what 40,000lbs of thrust does for you:

Welcome return of the Tornado GR4 Role Demo team, flying as Alien-1 and 2. They certainly did not hold back on the passes to the point that Alien-2 popped a panel somewhere during the demo:
#18 Alien-1 crew:

#19 Alien-2 crew:

#20 Alien-1 rolling :

#21 Show of force:

#22 Run-in and break to land, you can see the missing panel on Alien-2:

#23 Full-stop!

#24 Making a quick get away the classic VC10:

The show was closed by the classic shape of the Hawker Hunter and Jonathon Whaley ringing the neck of the beautiful Miss Demeanour:
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#27 Sunroof open on the final pass:
