Programme		A-10		B-52		B-1B		Buccaneer
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	Saab Draken		F-15		F-16		F-16		F-16
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	F-5		F-8 Crusader		Su-27 Flanker		Su-27 Flanker		Su-27 Flanker
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	Su-25 Frogfoot		Su-25 Frogfoot		Mig-29 Fulcrum		Harrier		Hawk
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	C-130 Hercules		F-18 Hornet		F-18 Hornet		Hunter		Lightning
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	B-24 Liberator Diamond Lil		B-24 Liberator Diamond Lil		B-24 Liberator Diamond Lil		B-24 Liberator Diamond Lil		B-24 Liberator Diamond Lil
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	Gloster Meteor		B-25 Mitchell		Nimrod		Nimrod		Nimrod
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	F-4 Phantom		F-4 Phantom		Red Arrows		Red Arrows		B-17 Sally B
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	B-17 Sally B		E-3 Sentry		E-3 Sentry		C-141 Starlifter		Super Etendard
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	Super Etendard		P-47 Thunderbolt		F-14 Tomcat		F-14 Tomcat		F-14 Tomcat
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	Tornado ADV		Tornado		Tornado		Tristar		Vampire
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	Victor		Vulcan		Vulcan

Boscombe Down ATI 1992 Flying Display: Boeing Stearman Wingwalkers - Cadbury's Crunchie Flying Circus Westland Wessex HAR2 Czech Zlin 242 Sud Alouette IIIs - The Grashoppers (RNAF Display Team) BAe Hawk T1A Westland Sea King HC4 - Royal Marines Freefall Parachute Team Belgian Dassault Alpha Jet RNAF F-16A BAe Harrier GR5 Czech L-39 Albatros BBMF - Lancaster, Spitfire, Hurricane + Tornado F3 Panavia Tornado GR1A Avro Vulcan B2 4 Westland Gazelle HT2s - The Sharks (RN Helicopter Display Team) McDonnell Douglas Phantom FGR2 Italian Aermacchi MB.339A Czech Mikoyan MiG-21MF 7 CASA Aviojets - Team Aguilla (Spanish Air Force Display Team) B-N Islander - London Fire Brigade Freefall Parachute Team 5 Saab 105s - Team 60 (Swedish Air Force Display Team) 3 RAF SE5A Replicas - Bustard Flying Club Spanish McDonell Douglas EF-18A Hornet Eighth Air Force Salute P-51D Mustang - Myrick Aviation, Leavesden Mosquito T3 - British Aerospace, Chester Spitfire HFIXc - Dave Pennell, East Midlands B-25D Mitchell - TFC B-17 Flying Fortress - B-17 Preservation, Duxford B-24 Liberator - Confederate Air Force, Texas P-51D Mustang - TFC P-47M Thunderbolt - TFC P-38J Lightning - TFC Boeing B-52G Stratofortress 2 Sukhoi Su-27 - The Test Pilots, CIS Lockheed C-130K Hercules Westland Lynx HAS3 6 Hawker Hunter F-58s - Patrouille Suisse (Swiss Air Force Display Team) 4 Westland Lynx AH1/7 - The Eagles (AAC Helicopter Display Team) French Navy Dassault Super Etendard BAe Sea Harrier FRS1 RNZAF Aermacchi MB.339C BAe Nimrod MR2P Belgian General Dynamics F-16A Fighting Falcon Grumman F-14B Tomcat - VF-74 USS Saratoga, USN Italian Aeritalia/Embraer AMX Norwegion General Dynamics F-16A Fighting Falcon Westand Puma HC1 Czech Mikoyan MiG-29 9 BAe Hawk T1/T1As - Red Arrows BAC Jet Provost T3A (Saturday only)

Boscombe Down Air Tournament International 1992 took place on a scorching hot 13th-14th June. Admission cost (on the day) was £12. The International Air Tattoo (IAT) at this time was a biennial event usually held at RAF Fairford but the Air Tournament International (ATI) was held at A&AEE Boscombe Down in the intervening year and was Europe's second largest military airshow, after IAT. Profits from both the IAT and ATI go to the RAF Benevolent Fund. The flying display started at 10am and finished about 6pm. Highlights included the first visit to the UK of Anatoly Kvotchur in his Su-27 Flanker, USN F-14 Tomcat, and a good selection from the Czechoslovakian Air Force which included the following: An-12 Cub L-39 Albatros MiG-21 Fishbed MiG-29 Fulcrum Su-22 Fitter Su-25 Frogfoot Tu-134A Crusty The United States Navy brought along the following: C-2A Greyhound UC-12M Super King Air C-130F Hercules F-14B Tomcat F-18 Hornet P-3B/C Orion EP-3E Orion S-3B Viking CT-39A Sabreliner The Confederate Air Force (CAF) brought along their B-24 Liberator 'Diamond Lil' from Texas. The CAF acquired Diamond Lil (N12905) back in 1967. It was originally sold to the RAF (as an LB-30B) in 1941 but suffered an accident in Montreal, Canada en route to England. It was returned to the manufacturers at San Diego and rebuilt as a transport, carrying personnel on a scheduled service between San Diego, Ft Worth, New York, and Wahington DC. In 1967 she was retired but was saved from the scrapyard by the CAF who set about restoring Diamond Lil. An original bomber nose was installed and it was painted in the colours and markings of the 9th Air Force with nose art depicting Diamond Lil. Avro Vulcan B2 (XH558), the last flying Vulcan in the world, based at RAF Waddington, Lincolnshire with the Vulcan Display Flight, displayed at Boscombe Down ATI, however this was to be her last year of displays before retirement. The RAF did not have sufficient funds to complete essential work on the world's last airworthy Vulcan.