The new livery recognizing the international utilization of the Spitfire in WWII will be available for passenger riders from April 2025.

The Silver Spitfire is set to become the first of its type to fly around the world. Pilot Steve Brooks says the Spitfire is the "most iconic" machine ever made.

MK912 proudly bears the markings of 312 (Czech) Squadron RAF, which it wore on D-Day when it was flown by P/O Miroslav ‘Tony’ Liskutin DFC, believed to be the first Allied fighter pilot to ...

But even lifelong Spitfire enthusiasts have never seen anything quite like the specimen in which I am sitting. Because this Spitfire Mk IX has no camouflage or squadron markings.

Scramble! Spitfire squadron takes off Paul Fowler is building 90 per cent scale models of the classic fighter, and seeks recruits to build – and fly – more, says Adam Edwards .

AN RAF pilot talked about being “careful” in vintage planes in a tragic post before he was killed in a Spitfire crash. Squadron Leader Mark Long was killed when the fighter came down at… ...

F-15Es with the Air Force’s 494th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron have some new paint after they helped down dozens of Iranian drones.

Composite image showing, on the left, invasion stripes being applied to aircraft like this Spitfire only days before the D-Day invasion (Photo: Archives/Royal Air Force); right, an F-15E Strike ...

To commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Supermarine Spitfire's first flight, Aston Martin Cambridge has commissioned eight special versions of its V12 Vantage S that have been tailored using Q ...

A fighter pilot shot down over France more than 65 years ago has been re-united with the Spitfire that almost became his tomb. Piotr Kuryllowicz was serving with the RAF in 1943 when he bailed out ...

The MH415 Spitfire is set to sell for a record £4.5m having flown through the second world war, the Battle of Britain movie and beyond, but its hidden past could mean it's worth a whole lot more ...

Spitfire shot down in 1944 will fly again for the first time The courageous symbol of the British war effort has been lovingly restored to its former glory and is set to take off this afternoon.