Back in 2007, off the southern coast of France on the French carrier Charles de Gaulle, VAAC Harrier XW175 performed the world's first Shipborne Rolling Vertical Landings (SRVL). Described as a "cockamamy British idea" by a USMC test pilot, the world's first trials to assess the feasibility of the landing technique were carried out, involving multiple touch-and-go landings. This technique is to be employed in service on UK F-35B aircraft. The final step of the 2007 trials was a full stop landing.

Part 2 of Tornado F3 ZE256's journey to the National Estonian Aviation Museum. In this installment we head out to Estonia and reassemble the aircraft, take some cracking phtographs, and park her up next to the monstrous MiG-25 Foxbat.

March 2019, Tornado F3 ZE256 is dismantled and loaded onto a single lorry ready for her trip to her new home at the National Estonian Aviation Museum. Part 1 of a 2 video move. Part 2 coming Sunday!

Cold War Jets Walkaround 2 - Tornado F3 & MiG 25 Foxbat

After sucessfully delivering and rebuilding Tornado F3 at the Estonian Aviation Museum, we thought we'd take the unique opportunity to film a comparison video around the F3 and it's Soviet counterpart - the Sukhoi Su-24 (Fencer). Check it out!

Harrier XV741 Transatlantic Air Race London to New York winning aircraft reunited with pilot Tom Lecky-Thompson. Footage courtesy of Forces TV.

A film crew from Forces TV / BFBS followed Jet Art Aviation for the delivery and installation of Harrier XV741 at Brooklands museum last month. The piece features a great interview with pilot Tom Lecky-Thompson talking about the 1969 London to New York Race. Footage kindly supplied for use on our Facebook page courtesy of Forces TV.

Air Race Harrier XV741 Delivery to Brooklands Timelapse. 4 days of work compressed into 2.5 Minutes.