Seaplanes make flypast to honour aviation pioneers
The 80th anniversary of the Schneider Trophy has been celebrated over the Solent.
The aviation contest, which ran from 1913 to 1931, involved teams from the US and Europe who competed in a series of speed competitions.
To mark the anniversary a pair of seaplanes flew along the 1931 route, which covered a 50km (31 miles) triangular course along the Solent.
The contest was won in 1931 by a Supermarine S6B designed by RJ Mitchell, who went on to build the World War II Spitfire fighter.
Read More
Most watched/listened
-
Portrait of Mexico's Mennonites
-
'My anorexic daughter is now at peace'
-
How did this man learn 11 languages?
-
Philippines' overcrowded bat cave
-
Weight in gold for a divorce in Iran
-
A taste of diving to deepest ocean
-
Large diamond found in Australia
-
'Somalis asked, does the world care?'
-
Swedes 'want king to abdicate'
-
Cameron: Somalia issues 'affect us all'
-
CCTV shows moments before train crash
-
Mogadishu 'slowly coming back to life'
-
French reporter seeks Syria evacuation
-
'We are scared of tomorrow'
-
Police fire towards protesters in Kabul
~RS~q~RS~~RS~z~RS~19~RS~)
