The Remaining Airworthy Spitfires Today
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“MH434”
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One of the most famous airworthy Spitfires, MH434, flew with distinction during World War II. It achieved notable success in combat, including downing enemy aircraft.
Today, MH434 is a star attraction at airshows, thrilling audiences with its graceful maneuvers and iconic silhouette. Its rich history and pristine condition make it a treasured artifact of aviation history.
“P7350”
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As one of the oldest surviving Spitfires, P7350 has a storied history. It flew during the Battle of Britain with 603 Squadron and is currently part of the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight (BBMF).
P7350 regularly participates in commemorative flypasts and airshows.
“TE311”
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TE311 is another remarkable Spitfire maintained by the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight.
It represents the later models of the Spitfire, featuring advancements that made the aircraft even more effective in combat.
“EP120”
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EP120 is a combat veteran Spitfire that saw action during World War II, achieving multiple enemy kills.
After the war, it was meticulously restored to its wartime configuration and is now part of the Historic Aircraft Collection.
“PL344”
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PL344, operated by the Hangar 11 Collection, is a beautifully restored Spitfire that frequently appears at airshows across Europe.
Its stunning condition and accurate restoration make it a highlight at any event.
“RR232”
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Known as the “City of Exeter,” RR232 is a recently restored Spitfire that has quickly become a favorite among aviation enthusiasts. Its restoration involved painstaking attention to detail, ensuring it remains as close to its original wartime state as possible.
RR232’s appearances at airshows bring the history and legacy of the Spitfire to life for new generations.
