Battle of Britain at Home Day -
Middleton St. George 17/09/1949
The static park mainly consisted of training aircraft from the Air Navigation School who had been in residence sine moving from Bishops Court in October 1947.
During the shows finale dummy paratroopers were dropped from several of the based Wellingtons. Tragically for those in NC430 one of the parachutes fouled the tailplane, jamming the elevators which resulted in the aircraft diving out of control into the ground. All six on board were killed.
| f/s | Serial | Code | Type | Unit | Comments |
| s | VR248 | FAFE | Prentice T.1 | RAF College, Cranwell | |
| s | VS278 | FAFR | Prentice T.1 | RAF College, Cranwell | |
| s | FT215 | FABN | Harvard T.2B | RAF College, Cranwell | |
| s | VW422 | FMKD | Meteor T.7 | 203AFS, Driffield | |
| s | RR308 | FMOA | Mosquito T.3 | 204AFS, Brize Norton | |
| s | SL574 | FJWF | Spitfire LF.16E | Central Gunnery School, Leconfield | |
| s | EM617 | FJUB | Martinet TT.1 | Central Gunnery School, Leconfield | |
| s | NM409 | RAOM | Oxford T.1 | 608Sqn, Middleton St. George | |
| s | SX591 | NF-Z | Lincoln B.2 | 138Sqn, Wyton | |
| s | TG563 | Z | Hastings C.1 | 138Sqn, Topcliffe | |
| s | DE378 | FFM-Z | Tiger Moth T.2 | 2ANS, Middleton St. George | |
| s | PK407 | RAO-P | Spitfire F.22 | 608Sqn, Middleton St. George | |
| s | NC898 | FFOD | Wellington T.10 | 2ANS | |
| s | NC425 | FFOF | Wellington T.10 | 2ANS | |
| s | RP343 | FFOG | Wellington T.10 | 2ANS | |
| s/f | NC430 | FFOJ | Wellington T.10 | 2ANS | |
| s | LN608 | FFOM | Wellington T.10 | 2ANS | |
| s | NA827 | FFOQ | Wellington T.10 | 2ANS | |
| s | NA829 | FFOS | Wellington T.10 | 2ANS | |
| s | VV320 | FFPM | Anson T.21 | 2ANS | |
| s | VV241 | FFPS | Anson T.21 | 2ANS | |
| f | KF308 | FAAV | Harvard T.2B | RAF College, Cranwell | |
| f | VT267 | Meteor F.4 | 226OCU | ||
| f | 3 x Hasting C.1 | Probably from Topcliffe | |||
| f | 6 x Lincoln B.2 | From 83Sqn and 97Sqn |
The letter in the first column denotes whether the aircraft participated in the (F)lying display, was (S)tatic, on the (D)ump or was guarding the (G)ate