Description

Duxford Flying Days: D-Day are special events held at the renowned Duxford Aviation Museum in Cambridgeshire to commemorate the Allied landings in Normandy on June 6, 1944. These days are designed to honor the pilots and aircraft who played a crucial role during this iconic period of the Second World War.

At these events, visitors can admire captivating aerial performances featuring historic aircraft, including RAF fighters and bombers that were used during D-Day and the campaign that followed. Shows often include flight demonstrations by Spitfires, Mustangs and other iconic aircraft, allowing spectators to relive the excitement and heroism of combat missions of the era.

In addition to aerial demonstrations, Duxford Flying Days: D-Day also features ground-based activities such as aircraft displays, educational presentations and interactive stands that immerse visitors in the history of military aviation. Families can also enjoy child-friendly activities, catering and the chance to get up close and personal with the aircraft on display.

These days are not only a tribute to the pilots and armed forces, but also an opportunity for the public to understand the historical importance of D-Day and aviation in conflict. Bringing together aviation enthusiasts, families and history buffs, Duxford Flying Days: D-Day offers a memorable and rewarding experience, celebrating the courage and sacrifice of the heroes of the Second World War.