Lancasters and Vulcan take to the skies over Lincolnshire
The world's only two flying Lancasters have been united with a Vulcan bomber in a formation flight described as a "never-to-be-repeated" event.
The three aircraft took off from RAF Waddington, flying together over nearby Canwick Hill in Lincoln, before pressing on to RAF Marham in Norfolk.
The flights coincided with a turf-cutting ceremony for the new Bomber Command Memorial at the International Bomber Command Centre, Canwick Hill.
21 Aug 2014
- From the section UK