WW1 Fighter and Reconnaissance Aircraft operated by TVAL

A number of The Vintage Aviator Ltd's reproduction and original World War One aircraft are shown here during a flying (display) weekend held at Hood Aerodrome, Masterton, New Zealand. These weekends are held (almost) every month during the flying season (November to April). Check out the TVAL website for more details: www.thevintageaviator.com
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[@Lee78072]

The Albatros DV is the most Beautiful Fighter of WW1 in my Book.

[@madhukarjonathanminj2772]

so many together!

[@anibalcarelli518]

Que bellos se ven volar super.

[@erichusher9218]

LOVE that albatros! Yeah, I know they aren't as a good a fighter as the SE5A, and others, but I do love the aesthetics of the thing.

[@blancolirio]

Outstanding! (As usual)
Keep 'em coming!

[@idleonlooker1078]

Superb! But the sound of that Sopwith Triplane taxying slowly past was unbeatable!! 👍

[@sugarnads]

That fokker Dviii is awesome...amazing theres even one flying.

[@sugarnads]

Still love the camel tho

[@20mmGamer]

So many!

[@douglas_brighty_tan127]

Looks awesome in there :)

[@brunolecuyer2356]

Excellent video thank's

[@johnbockelie3899]

Sopwith Camel. " Curse you, Red Baron!!!".

[@smigoltime]

Awesome :D

[@jimtownsend7899]

I was going to comment that the Albatross was the best looking aircraft of the War, but clearly others have already made that point.

[@sssmith8440]

were is this place and can i become a pilot and fly a ww1 aircraft