In Pictures: RAF planes hit the heights in centenary show
The RAF's historic feats have been remembered during an event to mark the junior service's centenary year.
For spectators on the ground at RAF Duxford, there was something old and new up above as planes past and present took to the sky.
Once again, Second World War aircraft such as the Lancaster, Spitfire and Hurricane took star billing in a year which also sees the 75th anniversary of the Dambusters raid on Germany.
A shoulder carry, a pair of RAF binoculars and an incredible air display. What more could you want! @IWMDuxford Battle of Britain Air Show. #RAF100pic.twitter.com/bgptqh5Iw2
— Royal Air Force (@RoyalAirForce) September 23, 2018
Lancaster, Tornado and F-35 Lightning. Former and current 617 Squadron aircraft fly past at @IWMDuxford Airshow. The final air show appearance for the 'Tonka'. pic.twitter.com/aVtkwvDBZQ
— Royal Air Force (@RoyalAirForce) September 23, 2018