The Most Iconic Spitfire? The late Ray Hanna’s beautiful Supermarine Spitfire IX MH434 at Sywell 2024. #supermarine #supermarinespitfire #warbirdphotography #warbirds #warbirdwednesday #Aviation #aviationlovers #history #nostalgia | The Warbird Coffee Company

Our latest Spitfire restoration by @vintagefighterrestorations was built in 1943 at Castle Bromwich UK. The aircraft, now RAF serialed MH603 was delivered to 39 Maintenance Unit (MU) on 15-10-43. It then passed on to 405 Repair and Salvage Unit (ARF) at Croydon on 25/10/43. The aircraft commenced operational service with 331(Norwegian) Squadron on 3/1/44 and served operationally coded ”FN-B”, flown by Capt. Bjorn Bjornstad, then moved to 274 Squadron RAF coded as ‘JJ-K’ on 2-6-44 where it was fl

Book an unforgettable Spitfire experience! Recovered 45 years after crash landing on a beach, our Spitfire N3200 flew with 19 Squadron from Duxford and is now an airworthy combat veteran. Join one of our expert IWM guides for a private talk and a unique opportunity to sit inside the cockpit of this historic Supermarine Spitfire. Give this incredible experience as a gift to a loved one this Christmas or book as a treat for yourself. | Imperial War Museum London