Transform a special occasion into a memorable event of a lifetime. Available for corporate events, personal celebrations, weddings, festivals, ashes drops*, film and TV opportunities and more. Create a captivating moment with this iconic machine, evocative of this aircraft’s heyday.
All spitfires are unique, but RW382 stands out from the crowd as she carves through the air displaying eye-catching US Army Air Force livery. Chosen to honour the American ties with East Anglia, especially during WWII, our Spitfire carries the markings of the Mk.IX flown by Lt. Robert Connor of the 309th Fighter Squadron in the Mediterranean theatre of operations in 1944, one of 300 Spitfires flown by the Americans during the war.
Bring this beautifully restored vintage aircraft to your event and marvel at her unique shape and evocative sound as she effortlessly carves through the sky in what must surely the most iconic symbol of freedom from tyranny.
*subject to CAA approval
Contact UsOur Spitfire’s story is a tale spanning countries and continents, with near misses and tragic moments. From a 1945 front line RAF fighter, to gate guardian, to first restoration, to tragic accident and finally now fully restored back to original wartime flying specification she rises to the sky with a captivating personality that showcases this warbird in all her splendid glory. Understanding the history of the Suffolk Spitfire adds layers of fascination to any opportunity to see her in person.
Find out moreIn honour of the American ties to Suffolk during the war RW382 is presented in the colour scheme of the Mk.IXc flown by Lt. Robert Connor of the 309th Fighter Squadron, 31st Fighter Group in Sicily during 1944. Her unique nose art, depicting the cartoon character Porky Pig, is a reference to Lt Connor's squadron nickname of ‘Porky’.
Find out moreAre you ready to see this captivating vintage aircraft soar through the skies and hear her reverberating Merlin engine roar? Nothing beats witnessing this wonderfully renovated aircraft in action, swooping majestically through the sky. Alternatively, see her at a static display for an up-close opportunity to marvel at her restoration and beauty.
View the full list of events to see where the Suffolk Spitfire will next be on display.