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Spitfire Flyover: Celebrating 90 Years

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Celebrating the Spitfires 90th anniversary, a special flyover of the Forth Bridges in Scotland is set for April 8th. The flight, part of a UK tour, will pass over the Firth of Forth, a WWII battleground, and RAF Grangemouth. Funds from the auctions support the Mark Long Trust and RAF Benevolent Fund. Keep an eye on Spitfires.com for updates.

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Spitfire Flyover: Celebrating 90 Years

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Edinburgh News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Spitfire Flyover: Celebrating 90 Years. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00It's April 7th, Edinburgh News Today starts now, AI powered and ready, I'm Cory with the story. This week marks the 90th anniversary of the first Spitfire flight, and they're celebrating with a special flyover of the 3-4th Bridges Inn, Skylin. The flight kicks off as the second leg of a 9-stop UK tour, auctioned off back in March, heading out from RAF Koningsby to RAF Lucharzon, Wednesday, April 8th. Along the route, it'll soar over the Firth of 4th, where early Spitfires battled the Luftwaffe in World War II, then passed RAF Grangemouth a key. Training spot for those iconic planes back then. The 4th Bridges folks shared the news on Facebook, hyping it as a rare sight from the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight, with funds from the auctions going to the Mark Long Trust and RAF Benevolent Fund. Keep an eye on Spitfires.com for updates since weather and air traffic could tweak the path, and it might even link up with a phenom T1 escort, or a pair of Red Arrow's Hawks, pure

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