
Wonderful Amy
Aeroplane Feb 26 – The Saving Amy project’s Blackpool-based static rebuild of an Airspeed Oxford to honour Amy Johnson is a splendid example of international co-operation across the preservation world.

Aeroplane Feb 26 – The Saving Amy project’s Blackpool-based static rebuild of an Airspeed Oxford to honour Amy Johnson is a splendid example of international co-operation across the preservation world.

The airspeed Oxford cockpit section is nearing completion and the final touches will be completed over the winter months

Thank you to J A Kay limited of Darwen for the excellent work producing the bomb aimers acrylic screen for the saving Amy project .

The saving Amy project has now moved the aircrafts cockpit section from the workshop into hangar 42 spitfire visitors centre

A museum in a seaside resort is extending to tell the story of pioneering aviator Amy Johnson.
The Spitfire Visitor Centre Hangar 42 at Blackpool Airport said it needed more space to tell the story of the trailblazing pilot, who was the first woman to fly solo from England to Australia in 1930.
