Aviation enthusiasts will soon be treated to an incredible display of military muscle when a historic World War II aeroplane takes to the skies in Regional NSW.
A lovingly restored vintage Hawker Hurricane will be unveiled to the public in a unique air display event at Scone Airport on 12 November.
The event follows an October 2016 test flight, which marked the first time the Hawker Hurricane had flown in Australia since 1944.
The air show will feature various other aircraft, aerobatics and joy flights, and visitors will also be able to enjoy the Scone country markets. If that’s not enough there will be an opportunity to peek inside the Pay’s Vintage Fighter Restorations hanger to see some incredible war plane restorations underway, including the CAC Mustang and Curtiss P40.
For more information visit Warbirds Online.
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Tuesday, 8 November 2016
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