Author name: Ian Homer

AIRBUS renews their sponsorhip

The People’s Mosquito is delighted to announce that AIRBUS has renewed its support package for an additional three years, reinforcing a valued partnership that continues to drive forward the charity’s mission to restore the iconic De Havilland DH.98 Mosquito to British & European skies. This renewed commitment from AIRBUS will play a vital role in advancing […]

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85th Anniversary of the Mosquito’s Maiden Flight – 25th November 1940

It was on this day in November 1940 that the De Havilland Mosquito lifted off on its maiden flight from the airfield at Hatfield.It was the culmination of just 11 months works from initial design to construction and testing of what would become one of the most formidable aircraft of the era. Today, The People’s

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A letter from John Lilley – Emergency Wood Appeal to save materials and cost!

To ALL Mosquito Fans and TPM Supporters, URGENT – EMERGENCY WOOD APPEALYour Help Please – Due To A Time-Limited Donation Can we achieve £30,000 in additional funds in only a few weeks? Help us to save £9,000 in costs! Laminating the fuselage shells during wartime production. With your help, we can press on with doing

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The People’s Mosquito Explores Exciting Collaboration with East Sussex College

The People’s Mosquito is excited to announce a developing collaboration with East Sussex College, which offers an extensive range of courses to fuel ambition, including A-Levels, T-Levels, Technical and Professional programmes, Apprenticeships, and Inclusive Learning options. A lecturer from East Sussex College explains the composite build process to students during a visit to the Mosquito

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Retracing the Amiens’ Raid – 80 years on – what would become known as ‘Operation Jericho’.

With the kind support of The Vintage Pair, a trip to recreate the flightpath of Mosquito aircraft to Amiens in France was an auction lot in our Grand Fundraising Dinner at The RAF club in London, last year. This week, the couple kindly supporting this lot with a generous donation were able to meet the team at

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