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FlyPast Magazine

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FlyPast Magazine - At the heart of aviation heritage

Brought to you by Key Publishing Ltd, Europe’s Leading Aviation Publisher.

Take a look through the pages of FlyPast and you will discover why it is Britain’s top-selling aviation monthly and is internationally regarded for its comprehensive coverage of aviation history and heritage. FlyPast magazine is packed with first-person aircrew memories, expertly researched features from 1914 into the 1960s, airshow news, product reviews, museum visits, restoration projects, in-detail surveys of famous aircraft as well as comprehensive and authoritative news and stunning photography from around the globe. Subjects regularly profiled include British and American aircraft type histories, as well as those of squadrons and units from the Second World War to the Cold War.

Regular features include:

• Global comprehensive and authoritative news on aviation history and heritage
• In-depth features and specials profiling aircraft, manufacturers, air forces and countries
• Regular readers’ favourites – ‘Men behind the medals’, ‘We salute you - in memory’ and ‘From the workshop’
• First-person aircrew memories
• Airshow news and reviews
• All the latest events and happenings from around the world
• Product reviews
• Plus regular special feature sections and supplements

And much, much more!

For more information, visit www.flypast.com

Published by Key Publishing Ltd. The entire contents of this title is © copyright 2018. All rights reserved.

Please note: Posters or wall planners included with the printed magazine are currently unavailable with the digital version.
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October 2026 ENIGMA OF BRITISH AVIATION In FlyPast October 2026 we reflect on one of the enigmas of British aviation - the perhaps underrated de Havilland Sea Vixen. Indisputably British-looking, the Sea Vixen was utterly distinctive, or eccentric some might say, but was it as good as it looked? We examine the intriguing jet’s development and history, shine a light on some of its more memorable colour schemes, and profile a preserved example. NAVAL AVENGER Reviving a Grumman Avenger has been a 17-year odyssey for the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum. Paolo Giannico details a warbird’s return SHUTTLEWORTH SPECIAL Old Warden’s Summer Air Show delivered the type of high quality display the venue is renowned for. Tom Allett was there JAWS OF VICTORY The 1956 Suez Crisis proved to be an overwhelming military success followed by a crushing political defeat, as Steve Evans explains RADIAL POWER Sven van Roij dives into the immortal Harvard’s past, as the trainer’s unmistakable growl continues to reverberate in Dutch skies FABULOUS FARNBOROUGH Steeped in history as both a show and an airfield, Farnborough is justly legendary. We look back on the show’s history and report from its latest iteration Also, we bring you a bumper crop of warbird and historic aviation news – not least is the tantalising prospect of seeing a Mikoyan MiG-21 flying again in European skies. Plus, as we went to press, the world’s sole surviving Blackburn Beverley was being reassembled at Solway Aviation Museum. There’s also reports on first flights for prize-winning Catalinas and Mustangs. Much to look forward to!


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ENIGMA OF BRITISH AVIATION
In FlyPast October 2026 we reflect on one of the enigmas of British aviation - the perhaps underrated de Havilland Sea Vixen. Indisputably British-looking, the Sea Vixen was utterly distinctive, or eccentric some might say, but was it as good as it looked? We examine the intriguing jet’s development and history, shine a light on some of its more memorable colour schemes, and profile a preserved example.

NAVAL AVENGER
Reviving a Grumman Avenger has been a 17-year odyssey for the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum. Paolo Giannico details a warbird’s return

SHUTTLEWORTH SPECIAL
Old Warden’s Summer Air Show delivered the type of high quality display the venue is renowned for. Tom Allett was there

JAWS OF VICTORY
The 1956 Suez Crisis proved to be an overwhelming military success followed by a crushing political defeat, as Steve Evans explains

RADIAL POWER
Sven van Roij dives into the immortal Harvard’s past, as the trainer’s unmistakable growl continues to reverberate in Dutch skies

FABULOUS FARNBOROUGH
Steeped in history as both a show and an airfield, Farnborough is justly legendary. We look back on the show’s history and report from its latest iteration

Also, we bring you a bumper crop of warbird and historic aviation news – not least is the tantalising prospect of seeing a Mikoyan MiG-21 flying again in European skies. Plus, as we went to press, the world’s sole surviving Blackburn Beverley was being reassembled at Solway Aviation Museum. There’s also reports on first flights for prize-winning Catalinas and Mustangs. Much to look forward to!
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FlyPast Magazine - At the heart of aviation heritage

Brought to you by Key Publishing Ltd, Europe’s Leading Aviation Publisher.

Take a look through the pages of FlyPast and you will discover why it is Britain’s top-selling aviation monthly and is internationally regarded for its comprehensive coverage of aviation history and heritage. FlyPast magazine is packed with first-person aircrew memories, expertly researched features from 1914 into the 1960s, airshow news, product reviews, museum visits, restoration projects, in-detail surveys of famous aircraft as well as comprehensive and authoritative news and stunning photography from around the globe. Subjects regularly profiled include British and American aircraft type histories, as well as those of squadrons and units from the Second World War to the Cold War.

Regular features include:

• Global comprehensive and authoritative news on aviation history and heritage
• In-depth features and specials profiling aircraft, manufacturers, air forces and countries
• Regular readers’ favourites – ‘Men behind the medals’, ‘We salute you - in memory’ and ‘From the workshop’
• First-person aircrew memories
• Airshow news and reviews
• All the latest events and happenings from around the world
• Product reviews
• Plus regular special feature sections and supplements

And much, much more!

For more information, visit www.flypast.com

Published by Key Publishing Ltd. The entire contents of this title is © copyright 2018. All rights reserved.

Please note: Posters or wall planners included with the printed magazine are currently unavailable with the digital version.

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Very good Reviewed 05 February 2026

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I have purchased the Flypast magazine for many years and generally as a hard copy. However, for the last couple of years l have subscribed annually to the digital version and now read on my iPad.
The magazine is great and I always find the content interesting and varied and never bored with the topics covered. Whilst previously enjoying the hard copy l am now a devoted digital subscriber and would recommend this version. On the downside you miss out on add ons such as calendars etc.
Reviewed 24 November 2021

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Read it for decades ! Reviewed 21 January 2021

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I have been an avid reader since the early 80's and you are still the best Reviewed 07 January 2021

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best European aviation news, but not on US developments Reviewed 14 December 2020

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