Just Plane Crazy is a company designed and managed by pilots in the UK with the aim of offering unique events for both private and corporate clients.

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For corporate and private events, Just Plane Crazy has launched unique aviation events, perfect for weddings, birthdays and corporate hospitality. We have selected only the ultimate in aviation events, ranging from air displays to flight training simulator experiences and even fast jet flights! Please click on Aviation Events to find out more.

Just Plane Crazy recently organised the charter of two aircraft for filming purposes for a BBC One documentary 'Britain Under Water'. For more information please click here.

Just Plane Crazy would like to thank the popular aviation magazine Aircraft Illustrated for its review of our website. The author, Howard Curtis had this to say in the January 2008 issue: '...For a comparatively new site, this one certainly has a professional feel to it and promises to become an established favourite.'

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Vulcan XH558 Takes-Off

After 14 years, Avro Vulcan XH558 takes to the skies from her base at Bruntingthorpe Airfield, Leiestershire. Taking off at 11:25 Zulu, XH558 completed a 34 minute test flight over Leiecestershire and then completed a flypast for supporters, before landing. A series of test flights are being run to gain display certificates from the Civil Aviation Authority for next years airshow season.

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RAF Sepecat Jaguar Retirement Photos, RAF Coningsby

On 29th June 07, the RAF Jaguar force bowed out after over 30 years of dedicated service. The Jags were celebrated and remembered by all those who flew and supported her with a fly in of the remaining airframes to RAF Coningsby. Other visitors included Hawks, Tornados and Harriers. Those involved with the aircraft are now mainly moving onto the Typhoon, based at RAF Coningsby.

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