Aircraft P7350 Photo

P7350, 1940 Supermarine 329 Spitfire IIa, C/N: CBAF.14

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Aircraft P7350, 1940 Supermarine 329 Spitfire IIa, c/n CBAF.14, P7350 is the oldest airworthy Spitfire in the world and the only Spitfire still flying to have actually fought in the Battle of Britain. Believed to be the 14th of 11,989 Spitfires built at Castle Bromwich., at EGXC, photo by Chris Hall

P7350 is the oldest airworthy Spitfire in the world and the only Spitfire still flying to have actually fought in the Battle of Britain. Believed to be the 14th of 11,989 Spitfires built at Castle Bromwich.

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Photographer	Chris Hall Contact More photos by Chris Hall www.airport-data.com/photographers/Chris+Hall;2873/
Shot Date	2013-08-08
Airport	EGXC RAF Coningsby Airport, Lincoln, Lincolnshire United Kingdom
Upload Date	2013-08-12
Views	430

EXIF Data

Camera Make	FUJIFILM
Camera Model	FinePix HS28EXR
Shutter Speed	1/30 sec
Aperture	f/2.8
ISO	160
Focal Length	4.2 mm
Exposure Bias	0 EV
Metering Mode	Pattern
White Balance	Manual
Dimensions	1600 × 1068
Date Taken	2013-08-08 11:26:37

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kenvidkid

@ EGLF

Ian Woodcock

@ EGSU

Chris Hall

@ EGXC

Aircraft P7350, P7350 is currently presented as Spitfire Mk 1a N3162 of No 41 Squadron, coded ‘EB-G’, the aircraft flown by the top-scoring Battle of Britain fighter ace Eric Lock on 5 September 1940, when he destroyed 3 enemy aircraft in a single sortie., at EGXC, photo by Chris Hall

Chris Hall

@ EGXC

olivier Cortot

@ EGSU