Absolutely brilliant the experience was amazing. Thank you to all that put the time in to restore these magnificent planes
Reviewed by: Melanie ribbands
Splendid No aviation amateur should miss it. And the place is very well run, too. Friendly and enthusiastic staff and management top up the whole experience.
Reviewed by: Hanno Tritschler
Really enjoyed this, the guide was great and it did not feel rushed at all nor did I have to wait long. Amazing to sit in the Spitfire and a rare opportunity to do so.
Reviewed by: Geoff
We enjoyed our experience highly the tutor was excellent and answered all our questions. we appreciate that there were several people doing the same thing as us so a lot of waiting time was to be had. It could be improved by perhaps film shows and gallery of pics to while the time away .
Reviewed by: Les Bromley
Booking the event was nice and smooth. The tour guide was very good. Im a big fan of the spit and enjoyed my afternoon. The hanger was hard to find bad signage
Reviewed by: Ian Phillpot
Fantastic experience
Reviewed by: Phil oliver
Being a huge fan of planes, I bought my husband a spitfire experience from into the blue. The whole process was stress free and everyone we spoke to whilst booking it was very helpful. We travelled 212 hours to get to the location so we had high expectations. When we arrived, the tour guides were very friendly knowledgable. The whole process from booking to having the experience was a joy and completely stressless and my husband was very impressed. We will definitely be booking more experiences from into the blue. A
Reviewed by: Debbie Scammell
A great experience for anyone with an interest in vintage aircraft and engineering. Knowledgeable staff and and incredible collection of Spitfires and more Sitting in the Spit itself was tremendous, evocative and surprisingly very comfy
Reviewed by: Jonathan P
fantastic well worth it spitfire guide was a star explained everything and took amazing pictures,organisation around it could be slightly better like signage guiding you to the hanger sat nav takes you to barrriers and a man who knows your wrong because it happens all the time,wife wanted to see me in the spit but wasnt allowed in even though i offered a donationher gift to meso wasnt happy,as i queued i noticed some other wifes etc had found there way into the hangerwhen id had my sit i retrived her from the car ,she needed the tiolet we went back inside i asked if she could use the tiolet same steward said yes go in the hanger and its in number 2 and let her ini know its difficult with it being a working hanger health and safety etc but provision for the gift giver should be taken on board even from a proper veiwing gallery etc,even so i would highly recommend this experience they are making dreams come true and keeping these wonderful planes in the air
Reviewed by: david harrison
ExcellentThe directions to and the facilities themselves were all first class. All staff were welcoming, very knowledgeable, connected and wonderfully patient of me. It also seemed to me that one could almost spend as much as one wanted in the cockpit I was not pressured in any way to hurry up or terminate. Even my many nerdy questions were answered with thought and care. I would recommend this Experience to someone else. Well Done.
Reviewed by: iain roz
Sitting in the Spitfire was an interesting experience but the organisation around it could be improved. Clear directions to the Heritage Hanger would be a good start. More important though would be some sort of entry timing system that would reduce the waiting time created by several tens of people arriving at the same time and then having to join a potentially long queue for that experience.
Reviewed by: keith eastwood
Once in a life time experience.
Reviewed by: John
The sitting in the spitfire experience was very good. The guide was knowledgable and friendly. I would recommend it to a friend.
Reviewed by: Gary Featherstone
I went to the museum last when it was in a different hanger it was more intermediate and we had a guide . The experience took an hour and a half and was at least a 910 this time in the new venue it lost a lot of its appeal and the queue for the spitfire experience took approximately 2 hours alone which detracted from the whole experience.and the new venue didnt have any atmosphere .But it was what it was
Reviewed by: Steve Wickenden
A wonderful experience, no time limit imposed, the guide was very patient and very knowledgeable, I have some very good photographs as a permanent momento would love to save up for a flight in the Spitfire.
Reviewed by: Rita Barton
A very interesting and informative visitexperience. The young lad that spoke with me while I sat in the Spitfire is credit to the company.
Reviewed by: Jeff Roberts
This was a dream come true.. Now got to start saving for a flight in a Spitfire..
Reviewed by: Dean Russell
What an amazing experience. To be able to walk amongst and touch the spitfires was something never to be forgotten. The guide was enthusiastic, funny and exceptionally knowledgable. There was no rush at all We even managed to watch a Spitfire take off with a lucky passenger time to start saving for that experience
Reviewed by: Tom
A most enjoyable event hosted by a very enthusiastic team, thank you,
Reviewed by: Gary Stallings
The staff at Biggin Hill were excellent patiently answering any questions and there was no time limit on how long you could sit in the spitfire.The whole experience is a must for any aircraft enthusiast.
Reviewed by: Stan Stannett
Really great day for my dad to sit in a spitfire. Once in a lifetime. Guide was very informative and very happy to answer any questions. Would recommend this a nice afternoon out with the most recognised aircraft in the world. Our spitfire.
Reviewed by: Lorraine cox
Awesome to be so close to these amazing machines and get to sit inside one. They are so beautiful and the staff are so knowledgeable and enthusiastic about everything. I had a great morning. Weirdly the cockpit of the spitfire brought back more memories of flying chipmunks in cadets than I thought it would, its like a bigger better version but remarkably similar inside... with added gun buttons of courseThe only problem is that it makes me want to fly in one now...
Reviewed by: Carmen
ONLY PROBLEM WAS FINDING THE ACTUAL HANGER AT BIGGIN HIL. OTHERWISE A VERY MEMORABLE COUPLE OF HOURS.A VERY GOOD GIFT.
Reviewed by: KEN PAYNE
To be able, not only to be close and touching these magnificent aeroplanes, but to sit in the cockpit and be talked through the controls etc was a superb experience which I could easily do again. The staff were knowledgeable, helpful and very friendly even the man with the broom who I believe to have been the boss. Thank you all.
Reviewed by: George Ford
I purchased the gift experience for a family member.I understand they had an enjoyable day which was of great interest. I saw some of the photos of the event.
Reviewed by: A Keeping
What a once in a lifetime experience Shame they wouldnt let me test drive it The guys were so enthusiastic about the Spitfire so knowledgeable. We werent rushed had plenty of time to ask questions. A big thank you for keeping these amazing planes flying for all of us to enjoy.
Reviewed by: Ellen Brown
Had a great time, seeing the spitfires close up made my day.All the staff were very helpful, l would recommend.
Reviewed by: G. Warren
A fabulous experience, seeing these wonderful historic machines was truly memorable. Very friendly and informative relaxed staff helped made it even better, highly recommend
Reviewed by: Brendan
This was a gift for my Husband, who thoroughly enjoyed this.
Reviewed by: Julie Thomas
Superb visit. Staff helpful plus a real working hangar with a few extra treats in for their service
Reviewed by: Mark
It was an amazing experience to be able to be so Up close and personal , with the Spitfires. I liked the informal approach, where you could wander around and look closely at three of the Spits. Obviously we understood why works in progress were cordoned off. The queuing to sit in the plane was well worth it for the thrill of being in the cockpit. The guide was really well informed, gave lots of info and answered my many questions. The only improvement I could suggest would be a short intro, to briefly explain the evolution of the Spitfire, though I suspect many people there were already quite well informed. Seeing a Spit take off a Hurricane land, was the icing on the cake This experience was a birthday present from my son, who also sat in a Spitfire. A superb gift and an unforgettable experience. Thank you Into The Blue.
Reviewed by: Jennifer Dawson
Fantastic day, though I just wish my wife who got me this could have come to see me and take more pictures. As you had to hand over a ticket they provided before you could get in I dont see why she couldnt,as there was plenty of interesting things to see in the hanger.
Reviewed by: Gavin Petrie
very good experience, Paul very knowledgeable and answered all questions with enthusiasm fantastic
Reviewed by: jon howard
Brilliant
Reviewed by: s McMillan
Absolutely brilliant .
Reviewed by: Steven mcmillan
Really enjoyed the experience of sitting in a Spitfire. Thought that the photo oppurtunities were limited and it would have enhanced the memory if the plane was positioned better or even wheeled out to give a backdrop for the photos.Disappointed that I had to share this experience with strangers, would liked to have been accompanied by a member of my family, without incurring high extra costs.
Reviewed by: Steve Draper
A very enjoyable day for a spitfire enthusiast like myself . My wife also accompanied me as she loves warbirds as well . An Initial talk or briefing to inform people about the day , hanger , exhibites would improve things for the less familiar people . Will definitely come back next year.
Reviewed by: Richard and Karen
Really enjoyed the experience but felt there were too many people in the group.
Reviewed by: phil
Really enjoyed the experience only one comment I feel they could more to encourage people to spend, I.e more memorabilia which people can gift aid to which would help the Heritage Hanger to keep functioning. We had a great opportunity as a Hurricane was getting ready to take off for a flying event so an added bonus. Well done
Reviewed by: Sharon Goff
Great experience
Reviewed by: Allan stone
Sitting in the spitfire is amazing and the information given by the man who is with you is great but you are left to wander around the hanger with no other information to read ie about the other plans there, what there working on etc... Would be nice to have a guided tour or sheets of information to read while there.
Reviewed by: Robert harrison
A great experience, enjoyed by myself and my Dad. The folk are really friendly and their knowledge is excellent. Only downside was the wait time to actually sit in the spit, but very worthwhile when you get to the plane.
Reviewed by: Paul
it was a brilliant experience and i would recommend it to anyone with the love for the spitfire thank you for a great day
Reviewed by: rikki kirton
Interesting tour, very relaxed, very informative. Enjoyed the experience as it is of interest to me.
Reviewed by: Pawel Starzewski
My father really enjoyed his Sit in a Spit experience.Many thanks.
Reviewed by: Alan Russell
Great tour, Paul was very friendly, knowledgeable and informative and the sitting in the spitfire was amazing.
Reviewed by: Bernie Helm
Enjoyed sitting in the Spitfire the man who spoke to me while I was in the cockpit was highly informative. However, though there could have been a much better structure to the day. I.e. sign in, group talk on the various aircraft and then get in the queue etc. Could have had some second world war music in the background.
Reviewed by: Ashley
Fantastic experience
Reviewed by: Robert Wood
I bought it as a 50th present for my partner , he thoroughly enjoyed the experience was in no hurry to leave, i found it also interesting , informative helpful staff on site
Reviewed by: Diane king
Excellent experience thoroughly enjoyed meeting others and talking about our shared passion the Spitfire Enjoyed learning about the different controls and history of the plane from the knowledgeable and very friendly staff.
Reviewed by: K M
fantastic experience, good value for money, staff very helpful friendly. a childhood dream come true.. THANK YOU
Reviewed by: Paul Horrex
What a Brilliant present, so interesting to visit a working Hanger and to talk to Enthusiast Workers who where all really helpful. Ok to see everything takes only a couple of Hours. But worth hanging around to see a Spitfire start up and Fly, and as an added Bonus a 10 Minute personal show of Brilliant Skill and aerobatics by a Brilliant Pilot in a Spitfire. Cannot recommend it highly enough for anyone with an interest in Flying or History. BRILLIANT. Thanks to all the Guys there too, keep up the good work.
Reviewed by: Clive Roberts
I obviously enjoyed the actual sitting in the Mark 9 Spit, with a very helpful young guide. BUT there was no indication where to park,after signing the disclaimer, there was no greeting, no refreshments, no talk, just wander round by yourself. This was very disappointing.
Reviewed by: David Hughes
A truly fantastic experience. Meeting Rodney Scrase spitfire pilot was a real honour. The flyby was incredible, thank you so much a very, very special experience.Jon
Reviewed by: Jon Savage
I had thought we might be hurried along and unable to enjoy the experience but in fact I spent nearly 4 hours at the hangar. There were 2 Spits and a Hurricane on display plus a number of spitfires in various stages of repairrebuild. We were also very lucky to be treated to a superb display of Spitfire flying due to an event next door. Wonderful day and thank you to all the team who provided so much history, guidance and background information.
Reviewed by: David Levy
I had a thoroughly enjoyable day, i loved being able to sit in such a beautiful aircraft, the gentleman that done the talk was very interesting and i enjoyed his stories of when he used to fly the spitfire.Well worth the money.Mr Keith Pentland.
Reviewed by: Mr Keith Pentland
Thank you ,For a wonderful experience ,brilliant day,Hope to visit again next year,Thankyou .David.
Reviewed by: David Martin
Went with my husband and both enjoyed the experience of being up close and sitting in a Spitfire and also having the chance of speaking with a veteran Spitfire pilot who flew during the second World War. It was very informal which was nice, though I think it could be improved with a few tweaks to make it even better bit more seating generally, a time limit on sitting in the planes, as some took far too long and made others wait in line for 30 minutes at a time, veteran pilot a bit more central as he was hidden by the queues of people. Overall people on site were very informative and friendly and appreciate they volunteer for the occasion.
Reviewed by: Debbie Mitchell
One of my Mums wishes have come true, sitting in a spit, she loved every minute there, even got an autograph from a pilot, she loved it . Thank you to everyone there, it was a very special day for her
Reviewed by: Bernice Foxworthy
This is an experience for enthusiasts. As such, the opportunity to get up close and personal with spitfires and a hurricane are priceless and a great privilege. To sit in one and have a play with the joystick and pedals is unique and unforgettable. However, the organisation should have been a bit better. We were issued with a ticket for the cockpit experience, and as 50 other enthusiasts were present on the same day, a queue quickly formed for the two available spitfires. There was a lot to be seen in the hanger, with several other spitfires in varying stages of reconstruction, artefacts from the war, apart from the golden opportunity to see in detail how the planes were put together and be able to touch, smell and see in close up when usually they are kept at least 20 ft from any close inspection. It is therefore unfortunate that quite some time was spent patiently waiting in line for my turn to sit in a spit. Simple solution, number the tickets and call out the numbers when a cockpit became vacant. We were left alone the whole time to wander around and look at everything on show at leisure. This aspect was very good. Maybe a lesser enthusiast with loads of questions to ask would have been left wanting some kind of commentary.Overall for me, it was an exceptional experience which I am extremely glad I was a part of.
Reviewed by: bob thatcher
Really great day out. Interesting, knowledgeable people. No rush to the day so had plenty of times to chat to the volunteers.
Reviewed by: Claire Hatherall
Overall I was impressed but disappointed that when I actually sat in the spit a man behind me in the queue stood on the box beside the plane and monopolized the volunteers time so that I was unable to ask questions relating to the interior of the plane. Unfortunate but this really detracted from the whole experience.
Reviewed by: Roger Ellesley
This was a truly awesome day and I was very impressed by everything I got to see and do.My brother and I really enjoyed ourselves and were really happy with the way the day went and the amount of time we had in both the hanger and the spitfire.
Reviewed by: Carl Hammond
An excellent experience. Getting to touch, let along stand on and sit in a Spitfire was an amazing thing to do. Experience was enhanced by getting the chance to do the experience with the pilot answering all questions and pointing out what all the controls were for.
Reviewed by: Amanda Nadin
A truly memorable experience. Suitably low key and relaxing whilst there. The guy who spoke to me when in the Spitfire was so knowledgable and interesting that I was glad to be able to speak to him later, when he was on his break. A few more explanatory display boards around the hangar would have also helped and it would have been great to have been able to look closer at the Hurricane, Harvard and Lotus Cortina.Finally, the directions given appeared to confuse a lot of people.However, with all that it would have deserved 6 stars
Reviewed by: Ken Chappell
very informative guide whilst in cockpit
Reviewed by: mike
Very enjoyable experience with plenty of Spitfires to satisfy the lust. It was especially good to sit in one. Everybody was very friendly and helpful. Whilst it was not expected I would like to have seen a Spitfire with engine running. There is something truly magical about a Merlin. A memorable day thanks to all concerned.
Reviewed by: John Bowers
A very interesting day and the sit in a Spit was great,however it would be a lot more interesting if a presentation was given about the aircraft in the hanger. Also the coffee ran out during the event and the car park was poorly signed. The little chat we had with Rodney Scrase DFC was a pleasure and his book is well worth reading my mothers cousin shared the same battlefields during the Africa campaign but as a Royal Engineer1st Army clasp.Overall a good day but could be a great day with a few small tweaks
Reviewed by: Paul
I bought this for my husband for xmas, the sit in the spit was amazing he said and was very happy also to have time with an engineer who explained everything. He did comment that there could have been more of a speachpresentation at the beginning to cover the general topics that everyone asks. It was nice that the engineers took time with everyone who sat in the spit, and didnt rush them , but there were a couple who were sat in the plane far longer than anyone else, and as we had to queue it was a long wait and not really fair, the time should be limited to say 20mins each and anyone wanting to spend longer return after eveyone else had their turn. We werent sure we parked in the correct car park as there were no signs, and it wasnt clear where the hanger was. Real bonus to speak to an authentic pilot.
Reviewed by: Sandie
A truly great couple of hours in the Heritage Hangar Not only to see the amazing collection aeroplanes and bits of Spitfires, but to actually sit in the one that I saw doing aerobatics over Leeds Castle last summer and to chat with the pilot that was flying it at the timeThis is a must experience for anyone with some interest or connection with the wonderfull aircraft and airforce of the 2nd World WarFully recommended
Reviewed by: Andrew Hone
Brilliant experience From the first whiff of that unique mixture of avgas and lubricants that you only get with powerful piston engine aircraft to sitting in the cockpit. And then the added bonus of a discussion with a former WW2 Spitfire pilot. Chatting with the engineers and pilots was excellent. Nothing was too much trouble and any question seemingly too stupid To be told by one of the engineers I was speaking his language a highlight
Reviewed by: Mark Sandum
Sitting in the spit was amazing and Clive was brilliant.Running out of coffee, not being able to hear the 3 minute briefing, not being able to find the hanger as not sign posted , dodging kids running around, not being able to hear above the radio was not so brilliant which is a shame as everyone is obviously helping keeping the spits in amazing condition. Might be better to have someone to give the talk whose good at talking . However , Clive was amazing as was sitting in the spit
Reviewed by: Jim
My six year old sons Christmas Present was a sit in a spitfire morning at Biggin Hill. We went there last Saturday 25th and hes still buzzing. One highlight was him getting a tour of the cockpit from Clive Denney, and getting his Spitfire Haynes Manual autographed. We saw the survival rations packs and medical packs given to pilots during the war one of the many discoveries we made in the couple of hours we were there not to mention the a Browning machine gun. I asked him if hed have preferred an XBox for Christmas and he said No Way.
Reviewed by: Liam Hogan
From the age of 2 when I was given my first bed quilt cover of a Spitfire cockpit, having flown many a mission this was a childhood dream come truewell one short of actually flying a Spitfire anyway. The chaps at the Heritage Hangar were so friendly and full of information, nothing was too much for them. Nothing has ever come close to sitting in the seat of a live working Spitfire.In a simple word awesomeThank you..
Reviewed by: Paul Golding
I thoroughly enjoyed seeing the planes and talking to the staff. I loved sitting in the Spitfire, a little dream. I would have preferred it if the Spitfire had been outside and the area around it not so cramped with other planes but I guess that was the seasons fault. The staff were helpful and friendly. No complaints. It would have been great to hear it start up but not in the hangar of course. A lovely experience for a Spit enthusiast.
Reviewed by: Pete
It was a privalage to be able to get close and touch such iconic aircraft. The experiance was worth evert penny
Reviewed by: roger cole
Booked for my husbands 50th .... He went with a group of friends ,they all enjoyed the day immensely ... Interesting, informative and one they will never forget .Thoroughly recommend it .... Worth every penny
Reviewed by: Angela brown
Fantastic have recommend and will carry on recommending to all friends and relations.The staff where all very helpful and informative It was a brilliant day.
Reviewed by: Peter Janes
you made our dream come true we had a wonderfull day
Reviewed by: porter family
Brilliant day, thanks to the helpful and enthusiastic staff who made the whole experience so enjoyable.Thanks to the pilot who ran up the Mk16 in between the showers.Living so close to the airfield, it was great to get up and personal with the icons we see and hear regularly.Also thanks to the girls for the tea and biscuits.Would do it again tomorrowNigel OsborneWalkerPS Do you need any volunteers
Reviewed by: Nigel OsborneWalker
This was a gift for my Fathers 80th Birthday he and my Mother throughly enjoyed it the staff were amazing, very helpful and friendly.Plenty of time to ask questions, and sit in the Spits well organised and great value for money.
Reviewed by: Sharron Probert
Very nice day, staff were very well informed and helpful. It was also lovely to be able to speak to Rodney Scrase DFC and hear first hand his experiences
Reviewed by: Barbara Capon
Excellent day. Was brilliantly organised and throughly enjoyable. It was purchased as a gift for my dads 50th birthday and was a lifelong ambition of his to sit in a spitfire and it didnt fail to live up to his expectation. Thanks to all who organised the day have recomended to loads as a excellent experience for enthusiasts.
Reviewed by: Liam McGuinness
Brilliant Staff were informative and friendly especially the owners sons Perhaps some information boards on the static displays would be helpful but seeing a Spitfire start up made it a very enjoyable day. Biggin Hill needs a museum dedicated to this famous fighter station and all who served here. Tony J
Reviewed by: Tony Jessup
Very good experience. A good day out very helpful enjoyed it a lot would recommend it to all who love spitfires and a like.Thank you for a great day.
Reviewed by: terry rice
Informative and plenty of people available to answer questions including the owners two sons who were very knowledgible well done
Reviewed by: Tony Bayne
My father in law said was a excellent day ,and thoughly enjoyed it , the only thing they did say was its a shame that there wasnt like war time music playing in back ground just to give that extra atmosphere ,or maybe just having a spitfire starting up and just doing a little lap or just as things going on a quik fly past ,....otherwise a enjoyable day and said that the staff excellent and the tea went down well thankyou ,would recommend to others .
Reviewed by: mrs bennett
It as a very enjoyable few hours spent in the Biggin Hill Heritage Hangar. Photographing the SpitfiresTA805, MK912, TE184. AE977 Hurrican, FE788 Harvard L4H Cub 43. Sitting in the Spitfire, MK912. and seeing Spitfire TA805 being started up. Would have like to have seen the other aircraft started up. A slight disorganisation after the talk about the heritage hangar and aircraft, as everyone seem to want to sit in the spitfire straight away. Would like to have known more about the work being done, other than that we had a good time. Thank you
Reviewed by: J Palmer
Hello, I fully rate this experience as fantastic but I do have a suggestion. It would have been better if there were two Spitfires that could have been possible to sit in. Just having the one meant a waiting time of 1 Hour 20 Mins in the queue due to the amount of visitors. Thats my only gripe, otherwise the time their was fantastic the people answering questions were brilliant.
Reviewed by: Gary Bradshaw
What an experienceI have completed part of my life long ambition to climb up inside a Spitfire, and get the add bonus of getting to see another fired up.I would recommend to any Spitfire enthusiasts to do this.All you people were very friendly and informative of the aircraft.Now all I need is someone to take me up in one of the two seatersThoroughly enjoy with time there.Peter Lawrence
Reviewed by: Peter Lawrence
A really fantastic experience. The staff were all very friendly and happy to answer questions. It was great to get so close to a Spitfire, run your hands over it and sit in it. Hats off to the guys who work there as everything was in excellent condition. I will definitely be back again.
Reviewed by: William Rottenburg
My uncle,of 94, relived his RAF days in 3 hours The pilot and management were so informative, and were able to answer any question we asked.In all it was an experience
Reviewed by: Philip Woodgate
A fantastic few hours in the Biggin Hill Heritage Hangar. 2x Mk9 spitfires were made available which helped. Unhurried chats with the pilot were wonderful as we talked about flying in general, different aircraft marks, other display pilots on the circuit.My only bug bear was that in the information supplied, it explicitly said that only ticket holders would be allowed in the hangar. Unfortunately this was not upheld, as several people bought wivesfamily with them and they freeloaded a experience, including sitting in the aircraft, which indeed, my own family would have loved to have seen.
Reviewed by: Paul Nichols
what can I say, this was a boyhood dream come true.The staff were friendly and patient and spent as long as you liked in the Spitfire.The only thing I can think of is perhaps a sign for parking but no real problem.
Reviewed by: Graham Berry
absolutely the best day.100 professional.we were gobsmacked as to how much time and information was given to people .excellent
Reviewed by: mark.handley
The knowledge shown by those who were conducting the sit in a Spitwas first class, and everyone there wasnt rushed, and all questions were answered with kindness curtesey and knowledge.The whole experience was one that will be remembered for always.
Reviewed by: Gerald Hernaman
Having been fascinated by the Spitfire since childhood, I was on a mission to experience one on my recent trip to the UK from Australia, where no such opportunity exists. I was lucky to find the crew at Biggin Hill. The day was way beyond my expectations Not only did I get to sit in a Spit, but there was no rushing...easily spent 25 minutes in the cockpit while the owner Pete explained the workings. I was allowed to move the pedals hold the famous ringed joystick firing button. Then he took copious photos for me with both my camera iPhone had me check them to see if I was happy I certainly was...couldnt recommend the Sit in A Spit Experience high enough...Brilliant
Reviewed by: Mick
Hi. I wanted to say a big thank you to all concerned for the Sit in Spit experience day on Saturday which I really enjoyed.
Reviewed by: Colin Grimsley b
Just to say how grateful we were to join the Sit in a Spit event. It was amazing to see the work that is going on in the Heritage Hanger and all the pilots, engineers and ladies on receptiontea made the event very special and a wonderful source of information.
Reviewed by: Peter Burton
