from the MOD by Bicester Motion Limited with the aim of developing the UK's first business park dedicated to historic motoring and aviation. Bicester Heritage aim to bring together the UK's cottage industry of specialists in order to promote not just the preservation but, specifically, the use of vintage aeroplanes and motor cars. One of the companies which located in the park was Chiltern Classic Flight, a company which provides training programs for flying and maintaining classic aircraft, including formation flying. They prepare aircraft for and participate in air shows and fly-pasts, and contribute demonstrations to the annual Youth Aviation Day. Accidents and incidents On 6 December 1941 Bristol Blenheim IV Z7962 of No. 110 Squadron RAF was taking off from the airfield but crashed just outside the perimeter, killing all four people aboard. Incorrect trim tab settings were thought to have caused the accident. References Further reading External links The Wartime Memories Project - RAF Bicester Windrushers Gliding Club - Bicester Airfield history WW2 Airfields of Oxfordshire - Bicester RAF Museum - Vickers Virginia Controltowers.co.uk - Bicester VR York (Halifax bomber information Group Captain Hughie Edwards VC 105 Squadron Chiltern Classic Flight - Bicester Airfield History Bicester Heritage Limited Airports in South East England Bicester Royal Air Force stations in Oxfordshire Royal Air Force stations of World War II in the United Kingdom Transport in Oxfordshire