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John Romain gained his PPL in 1984. Converted on to the
Chipmunk, Harvard and Beech 18, he went on to gain a commercial pilot’s
licence in 1988. As well as being a fully licensed engineer, John has
acquired considerable aerobatic and formation flying skills, plus those
necessary to fly larger aircraft such as the Blenheim and B-25. In the last
ten years John has flown over 85 different types of aircraft including the
SE5a, Lysander, Spitfire, Hurricane and Corsair. |
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Flt Lt Charlie Brown has been with HAC since 1996. Charlie has displayed many aircraft but is probably best known
for his Spitfire and Me 109 displays. When not flying for HAC, Charlie is a
flying instructor in the RAF based at Cranwell. |
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| Flt Lt Dave Harvey is one
of the most experienced Hawk pilots in the RAF, currently serving at RAF
Leeming. He was the RAF Strike Command Hawk Display Pilot for 3 years
and also displays the F86A Sabre for Golden Apple Operations. |
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Howard Cook has flown with HAC for many years
and has piloted all the HAC aircraft as well as the P51 Mustang and P40
Kittyhawk. He was leader of the Little Diamonds and Red Sparrows Formation
Teams and is a Class Rating Instructor. Howard is also Honorary Commander of
the 493rd Fighter Squadron "the Grim Reapers" US Air Force. |
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Anna Walker is believed to be the first female
pilot since the war to fly a 2nd World War Hurricane fighter. Anna learned
to fly at a very early age – in fact she was flying gliders in her early
teens, graduating to aerobatics and eventually flying commercially. She has
already showed her way in many aspects of display flying in her familiar
blue and cream Bücker Jungmann and also in Harvards and a P 51. She has
even qualified in glacier flying in the Alps. She operates her own
commercial banner towing business
www.skytricks.com and
instructs from ab initio PPL pilots to tail wheel conversions. |
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