The mosquito fly past the old control tower?

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I remember sitting waiting for any plane activity on the front balcony and next minutes this mozzy came around the control tower then just flew off there where nothing on the scanner so this could have been something that I could not explain where he had come from or where he was going and for a registration no cat's chance in a million?

I would like any info from the people in the know for us, thank you for any help?.

[Sabreliner]

G-ASKH De Havilland DH-98 Mosquito T3 was based at Hawarden and operated by British Aerospace for many years, and performed at air shows all over the UK. It used to regularly perform fly bys at Liverpool until its demise on 21st July 1996 while performing at the Manchester Barton Air Show.

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Thanks Sabreliner it was a big shock as the radio scanner did not say I wondered if the air traffic knew and gave us a big buzz as she flew pass!!!.

[viscount]

The Mosquito RR299/HT:E (G-ASKH) was flown by the test pilots at Hawarden. As a result it operated with either "Newpin" (then two numbers eg 29), or as "Mosquito" as the radio call-sign.