Spitfire MJ444 ‘Lady Luck’ – Airborne Again

Aero Legends proudly announces that Spitfire MJ444 ‘Lady Luck’ has received her Permit to Fly! This remarkable Mk IX Spitfire, built at Castle Bromwich in 1943, is ready for unforgettable passenger flights. Now, you can experience the magic of flying in a Spitfire.

MJ444 boasts a fascinating wartime history. She served with the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) in 403, 443, and 411 Squadrons, alongside her sister aircraft, Spitfire NH341 ‘Elizabeth.’ While with 403 Squadron, pilots like Flying Officer Mac Reeves and Flying Officer Stephen Butte DFC flew her under the command of the legendary Wing Commander Johnnie Johnson.

Sadly, her operational career ended on January 13, 1945, when flak near St. Vith brought her down during a mission with 443 Squadron. However, her story didn’t end there. After an incredible restoration that included her conversion to a two-seat configuration by Aircraft Restoration Company, she soared again on June 6 2024, marking the 80th anniversary of D-Day.

Book Your Fly in a Spitfire Experience Today
Spitfire MJ444 ‘Lady Luck’ is now available for passenger flights. You can book during the remainder of the 2024 flying season and throughout 2025. This is your chance to step back in time, hear the iconic Merlin engine roar, and witness the beauty of the British countryside from the cockpit.

Seats are limited, so don’t wait to secure your spot. Aero Legends makes it easy to turn your dream of flying in a Spitfire into reality.

Secure Your Place in History – Book Now

Take to the skies, celebrate history, and create unforgettable memories with Aero Legends. Don’t miss this extraordinary opportunity!