Culdrose Air Day 2014 reaches for the skyPublished31 July 2014Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingImage caption, About 20,000 people were expected at Air Day at RNAS Culdrose, the only day of the year the Cornish navy base is open to the publicImage caption, A Royal Navy Sea King helicopter flies the flag at CuldroseImage caption, A World War 2 Mustang fighter was one of the older aircraft flying at the air baseImage caption, It was joined by one of its British counterparts, and one of the most famous aircraft in the world, a SpitfireImage caption, The Culdroses Military Wives Choir provided some music during the Air DayImage caption, The RVators carried out an acrobatics display at CuldroseImage caption, Another of Britain's most famous aircraft, the Vulcan, also took part in a flypastMore on this storyVideo: Aircraft crashes at Air Day. Video, 00:00:13Video: Aircraft crashes at Air DayPublished1 August 20140:13Aircraft crashes at Royal Navy eventPublished31 July 2014Related internet linksRoyal Navy: RNAS Culdrose Air Day 2014The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites.