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Although the weather forecast does not look very good, we expect some interesting visitors for our 15th Fly In. The first one has already arrived and is now stationed inside the museum's hangar.

Special thanks to those who will contribute to the success of this 15th Stampe Fly In and those who have done so over the past 15 years. I am not venturing in listing the names, lest I forget one.

Photo's : Bob Rongé, Walter Van Brempt, Dirk Buytaert, Tony Lesage, Willem Rongé, Roland Van Dyk, Dani Isaie & Carl Gootzen

Participants' lists by Willy and Rina Hoskens.

List of participants

 

STAMPE & VERTONGEN Museum

 

Antwerp Airport

Box 3

2100 Deurne

 

www.stampe.be

 

The

15th FLY IN

7-8/05/2006

Photographs at the bottom : Karl De Dobbelaere, Tim De Meijer

 

Sunday, May 8th, 2005

We just woke up to a beautiful sunshine. Hope the weather will be better today and that still some more visitors will join us. Right uploading this, it started raining. We did have the sun finally and a lot of visitors came down to the airport in the afternoon. Both Spits made a terrific display before leaving us for their home base at Duxford.

8/05/2005 : early morning

8/05/2005 : Andre Maes' lovely SV4

8/05/2005 : A German Great Lakes

8/05/2005 : G-CCCA during his display

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08/05/2005 : taxiing the Fokker VII

08/05/2005 : we even got the flightsimulator working, much to the joy of the visitors, who could have a go at the controls

08/05/2005 : through the weekend some of our volunteers carried on working on the Fokker VII, giving the visitors an idea of the work being performed

08/05/2005 : spotters spotting the Spit

08/05/2005 : the ground crew having a well earned lunch in their natural habitat: the museum's workshop

08/05/2005 : Karel Bos (middle) enjoying a last Bolleke with the Spitfire pilots John Romain (left) and Dave Ratcliffe (right)

08/05/2005 : Willy Bruyninckx being interviewed by the press

8/05/2005 : playing hide and seek

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Sunday May 8th at 11 o'clock a formation of SV-4 took to the clouded skies for a flight over the city of Antwerp. Some air-to-air shots by Willem Rongé aboard one of the aircraft and some pictures of the pilots who made it happen.

8/05/2005 : the pilots waiting for their briefing

8/05/2005 : Eddy den Hollander

8/05/2005 : Bernard Van Milders

8/05/2005 : Dave (Rat) Ratcliffe came to show us his handling of the Spitfire

8/05/2005 :Ewout Henny

8/05/2005 : André Maes, sunny and bright as always

8/05/2005 : Pete Cunniff

8/05/2005 : John Romain, the Spitfire pilot

8/05/2005 : Kip Manning came for the first time to our fly in

8/05/2005 : Gerrit Titeca

8/05/2005 :Andy McLusky

8/05/2005 : Peter Winters

8/05/2005 : the briefing

8/05/2005 : Danny Cabooter instructing his pilots

8/05/2005 : the briefing in full swing

8/05/2005 : Andy Mc Lusky

8/05/2005 : Gerit Titeca

8/05/2005 : Guy De Groof

8/05/2005 :Manfred Fahr

8/05/2005 : The planning of the formation

8/05/2005 :Danny Cabooter contacting the tower

8/05/2005 :Gerrit Titeca

8/05/2005 : Pete Cunniff

8/05/2005 : Manfred Fahr our German visitor

8/05/2005 : Karel Bos

08/05/2005 : Sunday at noon, the formation flying over the airport, greeting the public

08/05/2005 : Sunday at noon, the formation flying over the airport, greeting the public

Saturday, May 7th

The weather was dry, but it was 'bloody' cold with a lot of wind. One German and and Englishman came through nevertheless. It was a pity but we enjoyed our day on the filed nevertheless. By 5 o'clock, the weather was good enough to give us a fine display with the Spit and a second one with a formation flight 2 Harvards, 1 Spit and a Beech 18.

07/05/2005 : one Englisman came through in late afternoon. He'll remember his flight for ages to come.

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07/05/2005 : the ground crew awaiting better weather conditions. Will they fly or won't they???
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