86 photos taken on 10 May 2005 at le Bourget. They cover pioneer and World War I aircraft, and post-1945 aircraft. (Preparations for the Paris Airshow had closed 1918-1945 exhibits.) Website = www.mae.org

33 photos taken on 16 June 2006 of aircraft in this world-class museum of science and technology, including Messerschmitt 163 rocket fighter, Messerschmitt 262 jet fighter, Bachem Natter rocket inteceptor, and Rheintochter surface to air missile, all developed in World War 2. Website = www.deutsches-museum.de

22 aircraft photos taken during a journey from Sicily to Gatwick

Six shots taken during a stopover at Doha in November 2007.

Eight pictures taken at Moscow Domodedovo and St Petersburg Pulkovo Airports in September 2004. Subjects include an Ilyushin Il-76 and Il-86, a Tupolev Tu-154, and a very rare preserved Tu-114, one of only 30 built, which was subsequently scrapped.

39 photos taken in December 2004 of aircraft which have served with the FAA or were built for research and development, including prototype Concorde 002. Unfortunately I did not have time for the 'Carrier Experience', which recreates the flight deck of HMS Ark Royal - probably the loudest museum experience in the world! The museum's website is www.fleetairarm.com.

82 photos of 32 aircraft, including no fewer than 12 Spitfires.

Photos showing aircraft types and their operators at Manchester. UPDATED with a Manx-registered Cessna Citation, M-TEAM.

A few snatched pictures of aircraft, mainly RAF, which appeared - without warning! - over Lancashire or Cumbria. UPDATED TO 8 JUNE with a Tucano, Hawk and Squirrel at Crosby Garett, Cumbria.

52 photos covering the development of aviation from 1904 to 1939.

28 photos of enemy aircraft of World War 2, mainly German but one Italian and one Japanese. Hendon's website = http://www.rafmuseum.org.uk/london/

38 photos taken on 11 September 2005 of the annual visit to the Bay by the Red Arrows and the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight. Websites - Red Arrows = www.raf.mod.uk/reds, and BBMF = www.raf.mod.uk/bbmf.

31 photos taken at RAF Fairford on 21 July 2002, featuring the Italian Air Force display team, the Frecce Tricolori, and a range of RAF and USAF aircraft from the North American P-51 Mustang to the stealth F-117 and B-1 Spirit.

37 photos of this museum, home to some rare and unusual aircraft including the first Britten-Norman, a Short Sandringham (ex Sunderland), a Supermarine S6a built for the 1929 Schneider competition and a First World War quadraplane. The museum's website = www.spitfireonline.co.uk

Photos of the Yakovlevs' display at the end of the Tall Ships event at Liverpool on 21 July 2008. Four aircraft were used, three single-seat Yak 50s and a double-seat Yak Super 52. The Yaks' website = www.yakovlevs.com/

Seven photos of Elvington's unique reconstruction of the Halifax heavy bomber of World War II, and six of its post-war successor.
Elvington's website = www.yorkshireairmuseum.co.uk

36 photos taken in September 2005 of aircraft displayed on the Essex class aircraft carrier USS Intrepid, now retired and moored in the Hudson River, New York City. Website = www.intrepidmuseum.org.

Photos of a B-52, T-38 and A-10 on display in the grounds of the UAF euqivalent of RAF Cranwell.

24 photos, almost all of Panzers, preserved at the Tank Museum, Bovington.

33 photos of classic buses, most from the North West. Many belong to the Ribble Vehicle Preservation Trust - www.rvpt.org

10 scenes that caught my eye at the 31st gathering. It is held every year in the last weekend of July at Flookbugh in south Cumbria.

17 pictures taken during a flying visit to FRANCE'S NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE MUSEUM at Mulhouse (www.collection-schlumpf.com). It has 400 cars, including over 100 Bugattis! There are pictures of Bugatti Types 46, 50, 51A, and the Royale Type 41. The collection takes its name from the Schlumpf brothers of Mulhouse who assembled it without telling anybody!