The Spitfire Company
Restoration
SCBH has been restoring Spitfires since our conception in 2011, from our first Spitfire a Mk1 X4650.
Our restoration department has steadily grown over the years and is now housed within our hangars 204/205 at ex WWII fighter airfield Biggin Hill. Within our restoration hangar we have a full set of wing and fuselage build jigs which have been used to restore a large amount of UK’s flying Spitfires.
We hold the appropriate approvals undertake assessments and provide reports to the CAA on the aircraft design/build standard for the initial issue of a Permit to Fly for aircraft of military origin in accordance with our A8-25 approval.
Our current Organisational privileges permit us to restore All marks of Spitfire, Hawker Hurricane, Messerschmitt Bf 109, North American T6 Texan / Harvard, Noorduyn Aviation Ltd AT-16 Harvard II Bouchon and North American P51D Mustang aircraft and Engines. SCBH are happy to consider restoring any other aircraft types, give us a call!
We also hold MAOS Part 145 maintenance approval and are proud to carry our major/minor servicing of the Royal Air Force Single Engine fighter aircraft fleet on behalf of the Battle of Britain Flight.
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Aircraft Currently under restoration
Spitfire Mk1 X4276
Most Recent
Completed Restoration
We are excited to show are most recent Spitfire
Restoration, 1940 built Mk1 Spitfire P9372, which flew from Biggin Hill during the heights of 1940. We are proud to have returned this aircraft to the skies for the first time in 85 years. Our team have painstaikingly restored this Spitfire to factory specification with high attention to detail, see restoration pictures below.
SPITFIRE Mk1
P9372
Spitfire Company Completed Restorations
Since 2011, we have proudly completed 18 Spitfire restorations. Each restoration reflects our dedication to preserving aviation history. Explore our remarkable transformations over the years.
Restoration Gallery
Major Overhauls
We have also completed serval major overhauls on different Spitfires and Hurricane mainly for the Battle of Britian Memorial Flight. Where we had a contract overhaul there fighter aircraft.