Plane Sailing's Catalina PBY-5A, based at Duxford in the United Kingdom, is among the most impressive World War II aircraft still flying in Europe today. Thanks to its size, it has a presence which few…
Mike Pinder10th February 2011
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Star of the Scalaria Air Challenge 2008
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Our Catalina at the Scalaria Air Challenge 2008 More information about the event here.
Mike Pinder5th September 2008
FlyPast Magazine Features Catalina Special
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The June 2008 edition of FlyPast is a Catalina special and features five articles devoted to the type including two by our Catalina News Editor David Legg, one on our Duxford-based White Cat and the…
Mike Pinder5th May 2008
Aeroplane Magazine Features PBY Survivors Lists
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Aeroplane Magazine - January 2008 The January 2008 edition of Aeroplane magazine featured the Catalina in its regularDatabase feature. Twenty pages are devoted to the Cat', all written by our Catalina News Editor David Legg.…
Mike Pinder16th April 2008
Including footage and commentary on: The Walney Island Airshow The Shoreham Airshow The Buckingham Palace Flypast The Catalina Society Dinner & Presentation To buy a copy please see our online Gift Shop. Produced by: Chris…
Mike Pinder16th October 2007
Aeroplane Magazine Editorial Feature
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Top Cat Keeping a WW2 amphibian in the air In increasingly challenging times for historic aviation in the UK, how do you keep an iconic World War Two flying-boat in the air -and how do…
Mike Pinder23rd April 2006
A Big Cat Visits the Jungle
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A Big Cat Visits the Jungle By Paul Warren Wilson Published: 21 April, 2006 Print Paul Warren Wilson "Safety boat from Catalina, downwind to land" They obviously hear us, they are very excited, they have…
Mike Pinder21st April 2006
The Italy Experience
"The Catalina In Her Element" Marina di Venezia, Rimini, Riccione, Viareggio, Forte dei Marmi..... the place names sound like an extract from an up-market Italian holiday brochure. But the next two months promise to be…
Mike Pinder19th April 2006
