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Seething Airfield Charity Air day
Sunday 7th September 2014
Gates Open 10am
The Air Display 2014
This year’s Charity Air Day promises to be the best yet!
We have an exciting and varied flying display which opens with Mark Grimshaw flying an L29 Delphin jet trainer and then includes the following:
International aerobatic pilot Mark Jefferies in his Extra 330SC
Breitling Wing-Walkers
Maurice Hammond’s Mustangs
B25 Mitchell
Wildcats formation aerobatics (2 Pitts plus an Extra)
The Rolls-Royce Spitfire
BBMF Dakota
Lauren Richardson Pitts Special
T-6 Texan (Harvard)
Stallholders
This year’s Charity Airday will take place on Sunday 7th September and following the success of last year’s event we hope that 2014 will be equally as popular. Once again we will be providing free space to bonafide charties raising funds or proting their cause. You can also request a form in writing here: Airday Stallholder Request, Seething Airfield, Toad Lane, Seething, Norfolk, NR15 1EL
Classic & Military Vehicles
Once again there will be a wide range of classic and military vehicles at charity air day on the 7th September 2014. Although there will be fewer vehicles than in the past we hope this will mean they will be less cramped and easier to view be visitors to the show. There have been a number of other changes to the way in which classic cars are booked. Click Here to find details of the changes and how to book.
Roy Purdy
Classic Car Co-ordinator.
Fly In to the Airday
We have space for a limited number of visiting aircraft wishing to fly in for the show. The airfield will be open from 9am to 12 noon and will open again after the main display at 16.30, although these times are subject to change. Aircraft must book a landing slot in advance. If you would like to fly in you can use the form on the right to reserve your landing slot. Let us know your approximate time of arrival and we will contact you with the nearest available slot.
Only aircraft with a confirmed landing slot will be permitted to land. Landing donations and entrance fees apply.
SEETHING AIRFIELD
Seething Radio Air / Ground – 122.600
Runway 06/24 800m x 18m – Asphalt;
TORA: 06-800m; 24-800m;
LDA: 06-800m; 24-800m ;
Norwich Approach 119.35
Charities and Good Causes
Each year we raise money for charities and other good causes, mainly local to Norfolk and East Anglia, but also some national charities may benefit. A perennial benificiary of our fund-raising benefits is the East Anglian Air Ambulance, an organisation close to our hearts and one which provides an essential services to the local community.
East Anglian Air Ambulance
The charity was established in 2000 and in the early days operated in Cambridgeshire, Norfolk and Suffolk functioning with one helicopter – Anglia One. In 2007 the service was extended to operate a second helicopter, Anglia Two, serving Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Peterborough. The EAAA works with a range of organisations in operating its service including the East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust and other clinical charities.
www.eastanglianairambulance.org.uk
Seething Airfield
Seething Airfield is a privately owned airfield in Norfolk situated south east of Norwich and just a few miles from the east coast. Now home to a thriving flying club, the airfield was constructed as a base for Liberator bombers for the USAF 448th Bomb Group. You can still catch tantalising glimpses of those days on the airfield today.
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