In the Spitfire Mk I Cockpit

Spitfire N3200 is the only airworthy aircraft in the museum’s collection. The first operational examples of the Spitfire arrived at Duxford in 1938. N3200 is a Mk 1, an early example of the RAF’s monoplane 8-gun singer-seat single-engined fighter. In this video, our expert Liam Shaw takes us into the cockpit and shows us around. We see how a pilot would take off, including using the rare hand-pumped undercarriage, and learn what it would be like to fly in the Spitfire, as well as hearing from some pilots who flew in the Battle of Britain.

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Footage on N3200 on the ground at an air show courtesy of Planes TV.

Music:
Evolution by Ben Sound
Decisions by Kevin McLeod

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