I was only nine when this happened. I remember it clearly. It was terrible. All of us at the airshow were shocked.I think I still have a newspaper clipping with pilot David Moore' s picture. I'll have to search to find it.

I saw this :( I think that many people expected the pilot (David Moore) to do a half loop with a roll off the top instead of trying for a full loop. As soon as I realised his intention, I knew that it wasn't going to end well. Maybe another 50ft and he'd have made it. Absolutely horrible day for the pilot, his friends and family and everyone watching, and a really bad day for the Spitfire too!

I was doing arned forces security there that day I was to close to the crash and it knocked me down, The pilot was a work aquaintance of my brother. He should have landed the plane after his first attempt and his engine started cutting out. It does not take more than a split second to make a bad decision.

I was a 12yrld lad who was at the airshow that day and witnessed this, it was very sad and we left out of respect soon after, I remember it upset me for quite a week or so as it was the first time I had encountered death and even more so in such a brutal way.

Wow. I feel bad for the pilot and also for that fine Spitfire, which is more than 70 years old and symbolizes a time of Aerial Warfare. R.I.P.

I was at Woodford air show that day and I remember quite clearly that the spitfires engine sounded as though it misfired repeatedly shortly before the tragic accident

I was at woodford that day as a school kid, never forget it.

I was also at Woodford on the organising team. This pilot (I don't recall his name at the moment) was such a nice guy. RIP.

I saw this, the poor pilot got it so wrong.