The only flying Mk1 Bristol Blenheim in the world

The Blenheim was first flown: April 135, it was introduced in 1937 and retired from the RAF in 1944. At the start of WW2, the RAF had 1089 Blenheim bombers in service, more than any other aircraft however, this is now the only flying example left in the world and serves as a lasting memorial to those who crewed them.