A 102-year-old World War Two veteran said it was "amazing" to once again fly in a 1930s Dragon Rapide plane.Arthur Clark, a former RAF pilot who served in India and Singapore during the war in the 2896 squadron formed in 1942, was surprised by his Chingford care home with a visit to Classic Wings, Cambridge, for the special flight on May 10.

A 102-year-old World War Two veteran said it was "amazing" to once again fly in a 1930s Dragon Rapide plane.Arthur Clark, a former RAF pilot who served in India and Singapore during the war in the 2896 squadron formed in 1942, was surprised by his Chingford care home with a visit to Classic Wings, Cambridge, for the special flight on May 10.