Engineer Keith Breachley in the cockpit of the Lancaster bomber 'Just Jane' which is being restored with the aim of getting it airworthy, at Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre, on February 14, 2013 in East Kirkby, England. The plane, which last flew in 1971, would become one of only three airworthy Lancaster bombers in the world. Brothers Fred and Harold Panton, owners of the Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre, are restoring the plane in memory of their sibling, Christopher Panton, who died aged 19 when his Lancaster was shot down in 1944.
{"Image ImageDescription": "CONINGSBY, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 14:  Engineer Keith Breachley in the cockpit of the Lancaster bomber \"Just Jane\" which is being restored with the aim of getting it airworthy, at Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre, on February 14, 2013 in East Kirkby, England. The plane, which last flew in 1971, would become one of only three airworthy Lancaster bombers in the world. Brothers Fred and Harold Panton, owners of the Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre, are restoring the plane in memory of their sibling, Christopher Panton, who died aged 19 when his Lancaster was shot down in 1944.  (Photo by Oli Scarff/Getty Images)", "Image Copyright": "2013 Getty Images"}