Few planes were more influential during the Second World War than the Mustang.
Al and James visit Sywell aerodrome in Northamptonshire to enjoy the rare opportunity of taking a trip up in this iconic aircraft.
Pilot and restoration expert Richard Grace brings the boys up to speed on the Mustang.
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