Happy Christmas Jet Fans! Wishing you all a Merry Christmas from all the Jet Art team. 🎄🎅

Congratulations Lando Norris. F1 World Champion!! 🏆💪🏻👏

Check out the end results of our latest restoration project! Clients brief: “Create a unique Sea Harrier FRS1 tribute aircraft finished in gloss black with contrasting 899 NAS markings” ZH804 served on 899 NAS in 2003 so seemed a fitting candidate to wear this special tribute paint scheme. The nose modification is a throwback to the early days of Royal Navy Sea Harrier operations. Hope you like it! Let us know what you think

At the going down of the sun, and in the morning, we will remember them. Lest we forget.

Hello old friend. Maintenance day on Transatlantic Air Race Harrier XV741 @BrooklandsMuseu

Stablemates. Our Sea Harrier had some suitable company this week in the hangar at Church Fenton. Thanks to David Butler Crashgate7 for the photos.

5 October 1940. Hawker Hurricane Mk.I's of 85 Squadron RAF based at Church Fenton in Yorkshire, led by Squadron Leader Peter Wooldridge Townsend.

Today at Jet Art we’re celebrating 20 years in business. Two decades ago today on 20th August 2005 we took the plunge with our very first outing as a newly formed business with a stall at Elvington for the Yorkshire Airshow. What started with selling aircraft furniture and collectibles at Airshows quickly evolved into an online business and within 2 years we purchased our very first aircraft - a Harrier. Fast forward 20 years and with over 130 aircraft through our doors it’s been one massive rollercoaster: sometimes challenging, often emotional, but above all a real aviation adventure and a lot of fun! Thanks to all our customers and aviation friends who supported the craziness over the last 20 years. Cheers!

RIP Alan Pollock, RAF Hawker Hunter pilot who in 1968 famously flew through Tower Bridge in protest at defence cuts. This ended up being his last flight as an RAF pilot and ended his Air Force career. It is now the stuff of Legend. Rest in peace Sir, we salute you.  The first time I heard the Alan Pollock Hunter story was from a friend who was working as a RAF flight line mechanic at West Raynham on the day this happened 57 years ago. As the pilots landed they were arrested by RAF police who were initially unsure who the culprit was.  The last pilot to land was Alan Pollock who arrived in style with an inverted low pass over the hangars. He also happened to have an AA street map of London in the cockpit. Well and truly busted out the RAF 'the Tower Bridge Incident' has gone down as a legendary piece of RAF history. Interesting fact not often mentioned about the incident, the 1 Squadron ground crew at Tangmere who dispatched the aircraft packed toilet roles behind the airbrake at Flt Lt Pollock’s request so he could drop them over Parliament! He buzzed the Houses of Parliament creating a mini-sonic boom just as MPs were debating the problem of aircraft Jet noise!

Remembering the 160,000 Allied troops who landed in Normandy this day 81 years ago #DDay81 #DDay #OperationOverLord #lestweforget

VE Day remembered 80 years on. This is Sgt Mary Wilson, otherwise known as Auntie Mary, pictured in Breda, Holland 1945. Her memoirs for May 1945 are as follows: ‘’4th May I note the unconditional surrender of Germany. The Dutch People started to Celebrate. 7th May I was duty clerk with another Sgt and it was ‘VE’ messages until Midnight. We worked next morning, 8th May and heard Winston Churchill on the Radio in the afternoon. Six of us drove to Brussels and joined in the singing and dancing. The streets were packed with people rejoicing. We stayed all night and drove back to Eindhoven by 2.15pm next day and started work again at 2:30pm!’’ Bet that was quite a party. #VE80 #VEDay80 #veday80thanniversary

Show us your engines Friday! Special delivery arrived just intime for the bank holiday weekend, 3x Rolls-Royce Pegasus engines to support our Harrier projects.