Ramstein had an immediate effect on UK airshows with restrictions on overflying the crowd. All this baying for blood by the media will hopefully not lead to further knee-jerk reactions and restrictions to our elder aircraft. The UK airshow scene is already dying, I remember the times when just about every airfield, both military and civvy, held their own. These inspired the youth to join air cadets, to join the RAF, to learn to fly - to keep the wheel turning. Seaside events are OK, but there's nothing like being a few hundred metres away from a Lightning, Vulcan, B-1B, or even a Typhoon during take off to stir the emotions in that direction. Further restrictions on land based shows are ridiculous, the dead weren't even attending the show.
