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Aerodrome Issue Update After Pilot 'Seriously Injured' in Plane Crash

Essex Police said the sole occupant was taken to hospital with serious injuries, and no other injuries were reported.

  • On Sunday, August 16, a pilot flying a Turbulent aircraft was seriously injured in a crash at Stow Maries Great War Aerodrome and was transported to a London hospital for treatment.
  • Amid the active event, Essex Police asked the public to "avoid the area" to allow responders space to work at the scene during the emergency response.
  • Featuring the popular Turbulent Team, the programme included low-level maneuvers in classic D31 Turbulents, which first appeared in 1953 and perform "flour-bombing, balloon-bursting and limbo-flying."
  • Following the incident, Stow Maries confirmed the site remains closed to the public via Facebook, while reporting no other injuries were sustained at the venue.
  • Representing modern aircraft, the Vans RV-8 was scheduled to demonstrate speed above the WW1 aerodrome, capable of reaching 220mph with high-performance aerobatic capability.
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Thurrock Gazette broke the news in Essex, United Kingdom on Sunday, August 16, 2026.
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