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Farnborough Air Display 1962
Description
Full title reads: "Farnborough Air Display - Technicolor".
Farnborough, Hampshire.
Various great colour shots of the famous Farnborough Air Display. Planes shown include: - Beagles, Hawker P 1127 (prototype of Harrier jump jet), Hawker Hunter, Folland Gnats, De Havilland Trident and...
Data
- Time in/Out:
- 01:07:34:00 / 01:14:20:00
- Canister:
- 62/73
- Film ID:
- 1731.08
- Issue Date:
- 10/09/1962
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The following replace the paragraph beginning "Various great colour shots.......";
At 00:09 is a Beagle M218, Reg. No. G-ASCK.
Then coming alongside it at 00:17 is a Beagle 206X, Reg. No. G-ARRM.
At 00:21 we see the Hawker P1127, Serial No. XP972, and behind it a Hawker Hunter T66A, Serial No. G-APUX.
At 00:39, two examples of the Folland Gnat T1, Serial Numbers XM691 and XM698.
In the foreground at 01:13 is a De Havilland DH125, Reg. No. G-ARYA.
At 01:14 is a De Havilland Trident 1.
At 01:18 is a Vickers VC10, Reg. No. G-ARTA.
At 01:36 we see a Wallis WA116 autogyro, Serial No. XR942.
At 02:02, an Avro Vulcan B1, Serial No. XA894.
At 02:08, a Handley Page HP115, Serial No. XP841.
At 02:15, a Bristol T188, Serial No. XF923.
At 02:48, an Armstrong Whitworth Argosy C1, Serial No. XN817.
At 03:58 we see the RAF's "Blue Diamonds" aerobatics team, taking off in their Hawker Hunter aircraft.
At 04:02, an English Electric Lightning.
Continuing, at 04:04 we see Air Marshal Sir Douglas Morris watching several more Lightnings taking off.
At 04:20, a remarkable 23-plane diamond formation of Hunters and Lightnings. This is followed by various aerobatic manoeuvres by these aircraft.
At 05:37, further footage of the De Havilland DH125, this time in flight.
At 05:46 a Blackburn Buccaneer S1, Serial No. XN929.
At 05:57, a Handley Page Herald, Reg. No. CF-MCK.
At 06:18, a De Havilland Trident 1, Reg. No. G-ARPC.