Supermarine Spitfire Mk IX: take a 360° tour of the cockpit with the Silver Spitfire pilot Matt Jones. #SILVERSPITFIRE #IWCSIHH | IWC Schaffhausen

Supermarine Spitfire N3200 flew from RAF Duxford (now Imperial War Museum Duxford) with 19 Squadron when it arrived in April 1940. Discover the history of this iconic aircraft in the latest video from the IWM YouTube channel. Watch in full: bit.ly/3EHBScF Book your own Spitfire cockpit experience at IWM Duxford. Learn more and plan your visit today: bit.ly/3rPQe84 | Imperial War Museum London

This Spitfire could be yours for a cool £4,000,000! The restoration of Spitfire Mark I P9374 was a true labor of love undoubtedly the most authentic Spitfire restoration ever completed. 🎥 Video taken by Warbird_Experience The effort required was immense in terms of time, manpower, and financial commitment. The restoration project demanded the dedication and devotion of 12 English craftsmen, working full time, for three whole years and consumed almost 27,000 man hours. The attention to detail wa

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