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Duxford to Dęblin 2026
Between 7 and 12 August 2026, Hawker Hurricane G-HURI made the journey to Poland — the culmination of almost two years of fundraising, planning and dedication.
The aim of the project was always about more than simply flying an aircraft overseas. It was about carrying home the memory and legacy of those who served. We are immensely proud that this part of the journey was achieved.
Sadly, circumstances meant that we were unable to fly on to Dęblin. But the Duxford to Dęblin project is not quite finished — and it will conclude on Saturday 29 August in a fitting and very special way.
Officer Cadets from the Polish Air Force University in Dęblin will attend the annual Polish Air Force Remembrance Service at the Polish Air Force Memorial in Ruislip. Organised by our wonderful Charity Partners, the Polish Air Force Memorial Committee, the service will be followed by lunch at the historic Officers’ Mess at RAF Northolt.
During the event, Hawker Hurricane G-HURI is scheduled to land at RAF Northolt, where we will present the Pilots’ Log Book to the Officer Cadets. A fitting escort for the book — and a symbolic return to Poland of the memories, stories and legacy carried within its pages.
There is still time to become part of this story.
You can leave your name, message or donation on our JustGiving page, and PHF Pilot Dave Harvey will personally add these to the Pilots’ Log Book before its presentation to the Officer Cadets.
The JustGiving page will close at MIDNIGHT on Monday 24 August 2026.
Thank you to everyone who has supported the Polish Heritage Flight on this remarkable journey. Your generosity has helped us carry the memory of those who served across the Channel — and, ultimately, home to Poland.
Visit:
https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/duxfordtodeblin?utm_medium=CA&utm_source=CL
Runway25
Official Partners to the Polish Heritage Flight
Initially formed in 2015 as Club Coins UK, a specialist coin company, our product range evolved along with our customer base leading to a rebrand in September 2019 to Runway25.
Runway25 is an online shop that has challenge coins, patches and key rings as core products. Runway25 owner, Tom, has first hand experience of the armed forces having served in the British Army as a technician on the Apache helicopter. This knowledge of the forces, combined with passion for aviation enables us to continue to deliver quality products with modern designs and excellent customer service.
Initially we have 3 Superb Products for the PHF Range.
The 302 Squadron Commemorative coin features the dual scheme worn by their aircraft Hawker Hurricane G-HURI which pays tribute to both Flt Lt Tadeusz Chlopik & Wing Commander Julian Kowalski of 302 ‘City of Poznan’ Squadron which was based at Duxford for a short period during the Battle of Britain.
The keyring features aircraft silhouettes that represent the diversity of the aircraft that were flown by Polish squadrons within the Royal Air Force during the Second World War.
Our PHF logo Pin Badge means you can show your support everyday.
Proceeds from Runway25 Sales support the PHF and you can order these Items exclusively from Runway25 please visit:
Our most sincere thanks to the brilliant and talented team at Runway25 for their support and helping us to achieve our aims of Remember. Inspire. Unity.
Wisdom Art Prints
Official Partners to the Polish Heritage Flight
Wisdom Art Prints are a Tiptree based, family run creative studio, illustrating and producing the highest quality Art Prints. Their art is in a timeless art deco style, reminiscent of posters from a bygone age. To celebrate this special partnership they have released several 'Polish Heritage Flight' Editions which feature different Squadrons, Aircraft Types, RAF Stations and dedications to individual pilots, building an incredible gallery dedicated to the Polish Air Force.
Only in our Dreams could we ever operate the aeroplanes they depict but it has become a very fascinating way in which we can tell the stories of these lesser known Types, Squadrons & Pilots
Releases so far have included Avro Lancaster, Vickers Wellington, Supermarine Spitfire, Hawker Hurricane, Bristol Beaufighter, Hawker Tempest, De Havilland Mosquito and many more. Visit the Wisdom Art Print website to see these and many other superb subjects including Towns, Villages, Railways & Motorsport.
Proceeds from Wisdom Art Print Sales support the PHF and you can order these Items exclusively from
We are truly grateful for the Support & Friendship of the ever helpful Team. Thank You for your support and helping us to achieve our aims of Remember. Inspire. Unity.
909 Apparel
Official Partners to the Polish Heritage Flight
Polish Heritage Flight & 909 Apparel are proud to release this No. 302 'City of Poznan' Polish Fighter Squadron T-Shirt, celebrating the legacy of the 1st operational Polish Squadron to defend Britain during WWII. 50% of the proceeds go to supporting the Polish Heritage Flight.
Designed in Collaboration with Official Partner 909 Apparel, this 302 Squadron is available exclusively at www.909apparel.com
One of several Polish Squadrons to fight alongside the RAF, the Brave Pilots of 302 Dywizjon Myśliwski ‘Poznański' played a vital role during the Battle of Britain & WWII, flying Hurricanes & Spitfires with incredible skill and tenacity. 909 Apparel have recreated 302 Squadron's Insignia using archive photographs, adding hand-drawn 1940s style lettering & details. The Left Sleeve features a Polish Heritage Flight Logo. Head over to 909 Apparel to get your T-Shirt and support the Polish Heritage Flight’s mission.
Proceeds from 909 Apparel Sales support the PHF and you can order these Items exclusively from 909 Apparel please visit: www.909apparel.com/shop
Our most sincere thanks for the kindness, support and helping us to achieve our aims of Remember. Inspire. Unity.
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