Goodwood Revival video: Hurricanes and Spitfires take flight

The Battle of Britain air displays have been taking place alongside the motor racing at Goodwood Revival.
By The Newsroom
Published 12th Sep 2015, 14:00 BST

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The famous WWII planes are a major draw. Photo by Derek Martin SUS-151109-222311008The famous WWII planes are a major draw. Photo by Derek Martin SUS-151109-222311008
The famous WWII planes are a major draw. Photo by Derek Martin SUS-151109-222311008

The crowds have been treated to special displays featuring legendary Second World War planes including Spitfires and Hurricanes.

To mark the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Britain, this year’s festival also features a special exhibition of more than 35 iconic planes, including the world’s only airworthy Bristol Blenheim.

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The planes have been a major draw for spectators who are able to get within feet of the famous fighter planes.

The famous WWII planes are a major draw. Photo by Derek Martin SUS-151109-222311008The famous WWII planes are a major draw. Photo by Derek Martin SUS-151109-222311008
The famous WWII planes are a major draw. Photo by Derek Martin SUS-151109-222311008

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