Fellow pilots, friends and plane enthusiasts gathered at North Weald Airfield today in memory of Andrew Sully, who died in a plane crash near Writtle earlier this year.
The annual Spot Landing competition, organized by the Squadron, was dedicated to the memory of the Gulf War veteran and father-of-three from Writtle.
The competition involves pilots attempting to land as close as possible to a line on the runway, showing off skill and aircraft control.
Mark Carter, who has flown from the Squadron for ten years, said: “Andy was well liked here at the airfield and he was a great pilot.
“He flew RAF Hercules and had loads of flying experience, it was a very tragic accident.
“The competition in his memory is a great way to remember him, he loved flying and he would not want us stop.”
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