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Our sky tours bring the Normandy D Day landing grounds and invasion beaches within two hours from Central London...

...previously the journey one way took a whole day.

We make sure that you can take some memorable holiday snap shots

Stop Press reports on travel news and tips - such as the new American Normandy Visitor Center opened May 2007

alongside the beautiful cemetery at Colleville-sur-Mer above Omaha Beach.

Try our links page as well.

Sky Tours Story explains how we started.

Advice on private tour prices for North Americans visiting Britain at Stop Press, Travel Tips and Easy Sky Guide.

The Brede Valley, Bodiam Castle and Paul McCartney's home in Sussex

More about sky tours and sky touring via our home page

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We are good at keeping secrets - such as a huge birthday surprise for your husband!

More about our aircraft at the Easy Sky Guide.

We are experts at arranging those ' trimmings ' which add fun to a special day.

 Old USAAF fields in Eastern England or the Normandy D Day beaches...

......let us be your guides....both in the air and on the ground.

We take good care of you during very special days

Trips of a lifetime for the whole family.

We do our utmost to make the complicated understandable and the past as though yesterday.

Why not give your man, lady, family, club or company a surprise birthday, anniversary or reward treat?

This husband believed himself destined for a tandem free fall until Adrian explained he was a retired Army Parachute Instructor!

She hadn't told him a thing - only at the airfield did his wife reveal that they were off to the D Day coast of Normandy.

He was thrilled.

 D Day veterans -  Sid Riley with Grand daughter Sarah standing where he scrambled off Gold Beach.

Titch Raynor veteran of the glider attack on the Pegasus Bridge talking with two brothers from America -

at Bletchley Park code-breaking Station X where an intercepted German message brought the first news that the attack had captured the bridge.

An American family signing the visitors book at the American Airborne Museum Saint Mere Eglise.

Guides and Air Adviser pages describe all the preparations behind our tours.

See you soon

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