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Old 14th Aug 2013, 15:42
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Oldtimer Vintage Airplanes Airshow Hahnweide/Germany september 6th-8th 2013

Hi,
if You are into classic airplanes, warbirds and airshows there's another upcoming opportunity on continental Europe:

The Hahnweide Vintage airplanes airshow 2013, from september 6th to sept. 8th at Kirchheim/Teck, Germany. (Near Stuttgart)
Some 300+ classic airplanes, biplanes and warbirds already have announced their visit. Its the biggest classic airplanes reunion and airshow in Germany.

Official site in english

Detailled report from a group of british enthusiasts who visited in 2011.

Info from airshow-reviews.com

Just fyi...

I already visited it in 2007, 2009 and 2011 and always had a good time.
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Thanks,

I have a Frankfurt layover this weekend and am planning to visit this biplane fly-in. It is only about 1 hour drive. Weather forecast is good for Saturday.

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Unfortunately, it is the same day as the nearby oldtimers fly-in in Belgium which is no doubt a great one to visit.

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Looks great-thanks for the heads up-and I'm now going to look into making the journey there.
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Turned out to be a nice fly-in. About 30 degrees for the Saturday. Didn't stay for the Sunday but there was rain. Several Stearmans were there. Just as I was arriving and walking along the very inclined grass runway, one Stearman that was just climbing out chopped the power from perhaps 75 feet and landed on the steep uphill incline. It was a fairly firm landing and it looked like he almost scraped both wingtips but I think it was just close. Turned out to be a couple of wet spark plugs so maybe there was some roughness.

Airplanes were flying all day. There was a real Storch that flew in and a JU-52 did a low and over a couple of times. Lots of Jungman's as well. And a Max Holste Broussard that did several very noisy takeoffs. It doesn't seem to have all the extra mufflers and whatever else the government likes you to install for noise reduction. I would say about 50 different aircraft were there but maybe not all at the same time.

Finished off with a nice tour of the nearby traditional central portion of the town of Limburg and a couple of other diversions. Nice layover again.
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