One of the region's biggest events got underway today as thousands of people headed to south Norfolk for the first day of the Old Buckenham Airshow.
The highlight so far was the appearance of the Catalina flying boat from the Duxford Imperial War Museum.
The crowd was also impressed by the opening display of Extra and Model. The little and large act saw pilot Chris Burkett fly his Extra 330 alongside a 40pc scale model flown on the ground by Mike Williams.
Steve and Trina Nobbs, from Taverham, said they have had a great day out.
Mr Nobbs said: 'I enjoyed it. It has been a nice day out. I think the Catalina was the best because it is an unusual aircraft. I thought it was really good. It is nice to see classic aeroplanes.'
Midge and Clive Hawkins, from Badwell Ash, near Bury St Edmunds, said: 'The Catalina was lovely. The model and the Extra was very good too.'
Tomorrow there will be displays from the Old Buckenham based Wildcats, B-17 Flying Fortress Sally B, a Spitfire, P-51 Mustang and many more.
On the ground displays include a food village, funfair, classic cars, retail and charity stands and military vehicles and stalls/
There are also tank rides and Monster Truck experiences.
For information about the airshow visit www.oldbuckenhamairshow.co.uk
Are you going to the airshow? You can send your photographs by visiting
www.iwitness24.co.uk
See Monday's EDP for a special report from the show.
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