Bearcat		Nimrod
	Corsair		Harvard
	Airacobra
	Hellcat
	Spitfire MkV
	Spitfire MkXIV		P-51D Mustang
	Mustang TF-51D
	Staggerwing		Wildcat

The Fighter Collection operates a fleet of nineteen fully airworthy World War II aircraft. Most are fighters, both American and British, although we do have a flying Harvard IIb trainer too.

The aircraft all have some significant history to them, many accounting for more than one enemy aircraft during World War II, some even seeing service in later conflicts too, and others being the sole example of their type in Europe.

All aircraft have been fully restored to airworthy standard and are each painted to represent significant aircraft in their respective theatre of operations. This page will illustrate the past exploits and current status of each of the aircraft, but this stuff takes time to build up so please bear with us while the details appear to be a bit on the short side.

As TFC are also very actively involved in restoring wartime airframes, you will find machines progressing to this page from the Restorations page, elsewhere on this site.

The aircraft are flown on a regular basis at many airshows during the year, both in the UK and further afield to airshows in Europe, appearing frequently in France (usually La Ferte Alais) and in Switzerland where the aircraft are flown against a mountain backdrop, to the obvious delight of the photographers in the crowd.

This years UK shows are listed elsewhere on this site, but will always culminate in the Flying Legends show - two days of wall to wall Warbirds, theatre set pieces with many aircraft and arguably the biggest Warbird formations this side of the Confederate Air Force.

Take your pick of the best Collection in Europe...

If you can help with the histories of any of our aircraft, then please get in touch with us.