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Wacky Wabbit Harvard Flights

Conington Airfield, Peterborough
REF: AEROH2
Rated Based On 3 Reviews

  • Meet & fly in the Wacky Wabbit Harvard
  • A 20-min flight in this unique aircraft
  • Departing Peterborough Conington Airfield
  • Taking control of the plane is a possibility!

What's Included

  • Fly in a real 'Warbird' The Wacky Wabbit
  • Welcome, introduction and pre-flight briefing
  • A 20 minute flight 
  • Your pilot will taxi the aircraft whilst introducing and showing you the various controls and their effects 
  • When you climb into the cockpit you will be transported back to the 1940s as your senses are drawn to the sight, sounds, and smell of this vintage Warbird 
  • You'll sit in the rear of the aircraft with full dual control and even have the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to fly the magnificent warbird yourself 
  • While airborne the instructor will demonstrate the effects of controls
  • A demonstration of the classic victory roll
  • Complimentary premium gift packaging from Into The Blue

What Can I Expect

Flights in the Wacky Wabbit Harvard! This is your chance to fly in this wonderful Harvard with a big personality. We are offering vouchers for a 20-minute flight from Peterborough Conington Airfield In this amazing plane.

This stunning Harvard was built as a T6J in 1953 at the Canadian Car & Factory Company. Commissioned by the USAF, the Harvard you'll be flying in was dispatched to Italy as part of the post-war initiative to rebuild Air Forces around Europe.

So how did this particular Harvard end up in England as the Wacky Wabbit? Well, in 2015 the present owners committed to what was a full and pain-staking restoration to bring this warbird back to prime airworthy condition.

Looking for a moniker for their newly resplendent Harvard in very nice RAF Desert Air Force (DAF) colours, the crew stumbled across the carrot-eating rabbit logo. This was actually used by the British Flying Training School in Florida during the 1940s. Inspired by this piece of aviation history, the Wacky Wabbit was born.

And now here he is, flying the skies of the UK as the Wacky Wabbit, offering flights to introduce you to the incredible world of Harvard warbirds. With that distinctive moniker and unusual livery, this Harvard is a sight to behold.

Team Wabbit, composed of the pilots, ground crew and technicians who look after the Wacky one, are true heroes and utterly passionate about keeping this rather unique warbird flying in tip top condition. Book your 20-minute Wacky Wabbit Harvard flight now!

When Is It Available

  • Selected dates between April to October 
  • Flights are generally available between 10:00 and 18:00
  • Dates and times are subject to availability at your chosen location

Location

  • Peterborough Conington Airfield just off the A1(M) between Huntingdon and Peterborough

Suitable For

  • Minimum age 16 years old
  • Under 18's must be accompanied by an adult
  • Maximum weight 18 stone
  • You need to be agile enough to climb into the cockpit

Spectators

  • Spectators are welcome to come along and watch the take off and landing with great photo opportunities

Anything Else

  • All quoted flight times are chock to chock
  • Experiences are subject to a minimum of 2 flights taking place. In the unlikely event numbers are not reached dates may be rescheduled
20-minute Wacky Wabbit Havard Flight from Peterborough Conington Airfield
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Reviews

5 out of 5 stars

Average Rating: 5
Total Reviews: 3

Find out what other customers think of the experience

 

Reviews

  based on 3 reviews

Rating: 5 stars
Marlyn Gibson
Bought this for my husband as a celebration for our 40th wedding anniversary. T6 kindly agreed to c...
Rating: 5 stars
Kevin Brewer
A Harvard had been on my bucket list for a very long time, but 'Wacky Wabbit' was well worth the wa...
Rating: 5 stars
Stuart Walker
What a fantastic experience flying in the Harvard T6 doing Battle of Britain manoeuvres and experie...