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History & Nostalgia

Historic Lightning Jet Roars Back to Life at Binbrook

Former RAF jet is fired up at Binbrook to rekindle the noise it made thundering over Grimsby – rattling windows and inspiring a generation

Historic Lightning Jet Roars Back to Life at Binbrook

In a heartfelt tribute to the aviation history, the legendary Lightning jet has been resurrected at Binbrook, evoking reminiscences of its resounding flights across Lincolnshire. This extraordianry aircraft, which embarked on its initial flight 60 years ago, used be a familiar sight and sound across the region, well-known for shaking windows and engaging countless aviation enthusiasts. The restoration endeavour focuses on preserving the Lightning’s legacy, honouring its contributions to the local heritage and its crucial role in motivating a generation of pilots and aviation admirers.

This story is adapted from the original reporting by www.grimsbytelegraph.co.uk, as featured in The Lincoln Post.

Anthony Imrie

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