We have been very busy over the winter months to get the WW1AHT ready for 2019. You will find both the BE2e and the Albatros DVa at Stow Maries this summer with forays to Old Warden, Cosford and Goodwood.
For the success of Project Lanoe, Trustees of the WW1 Aviation Heritage Trust have been invited to attend The National Service of Thanksgiving at Westminster Abbey on 11 November 2018, commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Armistice. Members of the Royal family, and religious and political leaders will be joined by members of the public who have contributed to the Centenary on a national, regional and local level.
WW1 Aviation Heritage Trusts visit to St Quentin supporting John Gilbert in his Nieuport 17 and displaying a period aircraft to a group of NATO officers studying the lessons learnt at the 3rd battle of Amiens and their significance to modern warfare
WW1 AHT will have a stand next to it and will have its virtual reality WW1 Flying Aces VR up and running without the Rocking Nacelle for budding pilots who want to have a go themselves.
WW1 Aviation Heritage Trust’s black Albatros in the livery of Otto Kissneberth’s with is its enormous Edelweiss coming back to life at Shuttleworth.
Exciting times for the WW1 Aviation Heritage Trust as the Albatros DVa project nears reality. Although Jean Michel Munn correctly maintains that looks were not everything back in the day when comparing the DVa with the SE5a, in these more peasceful times it certainly looks the part.
STOP, STOP PRESS – A FURTHER CHANGE. The WW1 Aviation Heritage Trust’s new Albatros NOW arrives at Old Warden on Wed 19th Sep at 1000. John Munn continues discussing the relative merits of the DVa against the SEa
Looks over performance. The DVa looks the part but was it really?
In a series of blogs to presage the arrival of the WW1 Aviation Heritage Trust’s new Albatros DVa, Jean Michel Munn who flies both makes a comparison of the two aircrafts’ looks and performance.
Sean Feast’s second article on the SE5a and one of its World War One Proponents. The WW1 Aviation Heritage Trust needs your help to maintain its fleet of aircraft set to return to 4 by 2019 – BE2, DVa, SE5a and DVII. Why not get closer to the action, meet the pilots, enjoy our Newsletter, and have a one free visit to Stow Maries per year to witness an air display (wether permitting. Become a Patron of the WW1 AHT by clicking on the link below!
