Fixed Wing
A selection of fixed wing aircraft photographed over and around Dover appear on this page.
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On New Year’s Eve 2014, aviator Tracey Curtis-Taylor landed at Goodwood after an epic 9,000-mile solo journey from South Afirca, inspired by the glamorous adventurer Mary Heath’s pioneering flight in 1928. Here, her Boeing Stearman aircraft flys over the port in 2015.
Below: Three images taken during the Battle of Britain 75th Anniversary flypast 15.09.15.
United States Air Force Strike Eagle.
De Haviland Devon 2015.
The iconic lines of the Vulcan are clearly apparent as she overflies Dover Seafront in October 2015 as part of her farewell tour.
08.05.15. Hercules transport aircraft overflies the port.
Grob Tutor aircraft displays over the port during the summer of 2015.
Get Off Of My Cloud! Rolling Stones aircraft over the South Foreland on approach for Manston, February 2014
Oil Spill response aircraft G-OSRL on route to Manston. This aircraft carries dispersant spray to deal with pollution at sea.
A very grainy shot of a Spitfire flypast for Largs Bay and Help for Heroes, 2012
A US Army biplane thrills the crowds on Dover seafront
29.06.14
A World War II Harvard flies low over the outer harbour.
A Biplane over the port on Saturday 3rd August 2014.
12.09.14
Saga Cruises have arranged regular flypasts of a Spitfire when their ships leave the port this year. This usually takes place outside the port, but today this Spitifre flew low over the outer harbour at the conclusion of the display. She had thrilled the passengers onboard the Saga Pearl II.
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