Pictures and videos have emerged online as an old WW2 spitfire flew over the North Coast in a bid to thank our NHS for their majestic efforts during the pandemic.
The aircraft, which is covered with names of 80,000 NHS workers nominated by the public, buzzed through the air over Causeway and Altnagevlin hospitals today.
Eoin McConnell caught it in action over Limavady, while Ross Anderson captured video footage of the antique plane over Coleraine hospital this afternoon.
Ross said: "Not everyday that you get to see a spitfire, an incredible plane flying for an incredible cause!"
The aircraft took off from Scotland's Cumbernauld Airport at 3.30pm and later landed at Derry Airport following its fly-by.
Tomorrow it is due above hospitals in Craigavon, Armagh, Newry, Downpatrick, Lisburn, Belfast, Antrim, Dundonald and Newtownards.
When and where you will be able to see it on Friday, Sept 18:
10.00am - Derry Airport - take-off
10.15am - Craigavon Area Hospital
10.19am - Armagh Community Hospital
10.25am - Daisy Hill Hospital Newry
10.34am - Downeshire Hospital Downpatrick
10.40am - Lagan Valley Hospital Lisburn
10.42am - Musgrave Park Hospital Belfast
10.48am - Antrim Area Hospital
10.53am - Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children/Royal Victoria Hospital
10.54am - Belfast City Hospital
11.00am - Ulster Hospital Dundonald
11.03am - Ards Community Hospital Newtownards
11.10am - Newtownards Airport - land
The fly-over was also organised to raise funds for NHS Charities Together and raise people's spirits as the pandemic continues.
If you would like to donate to Aircraft Restoration Company which is raising funds for the NHS, click HERE.
