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Air Tattoo to stage mass Royal Navy flypast

7th April 2009 - 12:00 GMT | by Tony Osborne in London

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One of the biggest displays of Royal Navy airpower will be staged at this summer’s Royal International Air Tattoo at RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire to mark 100 years of naval aviation.

More than 40 fixed wing and rotary aircraft, from training squadrons and the front line as well as from the Royal Navy Historic Flight, will combine in unique formations in a dramatic demonstration of Fleet Air Arm aviation during the past century.

The Fleet Air Arm is the Royal Navy's air force, operating around 200 combat aircraft and more than 50 support/training aircraft. They provide the Royal Navy with

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Tony Osborne

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Tony was deputy editor of Defence Helicopter and Rotorhub magazines before joining Aviation Week in …

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