Dave from Milton Keynes 

Posted at 6:41pm on Wednesday, September 9th, 2009

It should definitely be flying alongside the Vulcan. But to complete my dream there would also be a Canberra, a Buccaneer and an English Electric Lightning flying past then straight up into the clouds on full re-heat.

Andy Hodge from Warrington UK 

Posted at 2:10pm on Wednesday, July 15th, 2009

Gutted I missed her fly again. Well done to recover without damage.

Tom Howe from Devon 

Posted at 4:40pm on Thursday, June 11th, 2009

I'd love to see a Victor flying, it's one of my favourite aircraft, I think if anyone was to restore a victor to flying condition, this should be that victor!

andy skinner from Kent 

Posted at 2:00pm on Thursday, May 14th, 2009

Now that we have successfully got the Vulcan flying again, we should look again at the Victor, the two flying together would look stunning and be a true memorial to the guys who took part in the black buck raids and the falklands war as a whole.

Imagine the sky, leading Victor, vulcan following as if on re fuel and then the red arrow, right over the top of the olympics.

The only picture I can imagine more stunning would be concorde, but then thats more down to the government not insisting on perservi... read more »

Tim Trethewey from Cornwall 

Posted at 8:29am on Friday, May 8th, 2009

Saw XM715 overshoot the runway on arrival for St Mawgan Airshow in 1975. It sank in the grass and got stuck but they just kept the runway open and advised everyone else not to overshoot as well or they would run into the stranded Victor. Wouldn't be allowed today!

Rob Brown from Norfolk 

Posted at 10:58pm on Tuesday, May 5th, 2009

I saw this plane take off during a fast taxi run during cold war jet day 2009. It left the ground to about 20 feet for about 10 seconds - she so wants to fly again!!

Harrold Price from lutterworth 

Posted at 7:20pm on Monday, October 13th, 2008

I can remember the Victors of 55/57 and Vulcans during the Falklands conflict the Vulcans I remembered as difficult at war (thank goodness it was never used in nuclear warfare) The Victors though despite even at the time 10 years before retirement had high fatigue but were easy and suffered relatively few problems during the hot weather. The HDU's still sometimes became unserviceable but they did at home. I have fond memories even in normal service my favourite memory was nearly getting killed by XM715 I wa... read more »