Art Nalls continues to operate
XZ439 successfully and it was recently the highlight of the Fair St
Louis air show. The USMC gets about 1,000 request each year for Harrier
appearances at air shows, more than for the USN Blue Angels and the
USAF Thunderbirds combined, but can only satisfy about 12. Consequently
Art has no trouble finding slots; they come to him.
A Sea Harrier FA2 is on display at the Tate Modern
gallery in London. It is suspended with its nose pointing straight up.
Apparently only in that way can its beauty be appreciated, and that
makes our creation a work of art credited to the ‘sculptor‘!
Sea Fury News
The Fly Navy Heritage Trust has formed the
company Naval Aviation Ltd through which the FNHT can acquire assets
and trade. Through the generous support of a benefactor a Sea Fury T20
two seater, VX281, has been bought. Its primary role will be to
familiarise pilots before they fly the Trust’s single seat FB11. Its
secondary role will be as a substitute at air displays for the FB11
should it be unserviceable.
Updated on 122Aug2010