De Havilland Mosquito 29th Sept 2012. Low High Speed Fly. By 2 of 4.

The only flying de Havilland Mosquito in the World, after a rebuild by Avspecs Ltd that took several years. Here it flies at its first public flight at Ardmore Airfield. Auckland. New Zealand.

[@andywilliams1971]

Those Merlin's play the most beautiful tune

[@stephenpowell5912]

Such a beautiful plane

[@yves-noel-mariegonnet1043]

The sound of a legendary plane! The sound of a legendary engine! It makes me shudder! It creates a real emotion for me! My imagination goes far!
Le son d'un avion mythique! Le son d'un moteur mythique! Cela me fait frémir! Cela me crée une réelle émotion! Mon imagination part au loin!

[@pauljohnson4674]

Beautiful sound. Beautiful plane!

[@nigel900]

Awesome!

[@TheSound0fLegends]

So hoping this tours the UK

[@gregoryconnor9333]

Very nice guys.

[@mikehill23]

Tell ya what, as an ex solider, I can honestly say that with that sight rolling in on you at 0:10, with four 20mm nose mounted cannons, spittin at ya….
Gonna take away ya will to fight

[@davidjones6616]

I would like to know why we have the Lancaster, Hurricane, Spitfire and the Dakota in Memorial flights.....???????? but something is missing and I would like to know why, Mosquito, and I would all like to add another one, the V/B which the government of this country should keep all flying forever, because we would not be here if it was not for those fantastic airplanes and the crews in them. I for one would rather pay for them then those old relics in the house of lords

[@stevek8829]

Is the supercharger removed? I don't hear that high pitch, but it could be my phone speaker or old ears.