Performing a low-level beat up of Woodford airfield with the Pennines in the background.

Dual-seat trainer built in Spring 1945 by DH at Leavesden as RR299. Served in the training, communications and target towing roles until sold as G-ASKH in July 1963.

This magnificent aircraft was destroyed at Barton, Manchester in 1996 with the tragic loss of two lives. It was the last airworthy Mosquito at that time, though a rebuilt one has since flown

This aircraft, the last airworthy Mosquito at that time was tragically destroyed in a fatal crash at Barton, Manchester in 1996.

RAF TW117 built 1946, reregistered as instructional airframe 7805M in May-1963, to RAF Museum at Hendon as TW117 again in 1971 and in 1991 to the Luftfartsmuseum in Bodø. The T3 nose has been replaced by one of a FB6 and the aircraft is painted to commemorate the FB6s flown in the RAF by Norwegian 333 Sqn

Mosquito T.III 'Z' of 3 CAACU wearing a camouflaged scheme performs a low beat-up of the DH Aircraft factory at Chester during the annual families open day in 1958. To maintenance serial 7805M on 31.05.63.

RAF TW117 built 1946, reregistered as instructional airframe 7805M in May-1963, to RAF Museum at Hendon as TW117 again in 1971 and in 1991 to the Luftfartsmuseum in Bodø. The T3 nose has been replaced by one of a FB6 and the aircraft is painted to commemorate the FB6s flown in the RAF by Norwegian 333 Sqn