FFS do you even know what parochial actually means?
Apparently :
1. Of, relating to, supported by, or located in a parish.
2. Of or relating to parochial schools.
3. Narrowly restricted in scope or outlook; provincial: parochial attitudes.
I reckon referring to the Cardiff flypast as an event "with global media interest" suggests an over-emphasise on the event, and clearly betrays a sense of overinflated self-importance. As also does, expressing disgust and outrage over trivial detail such as whether a Lancaster, Spitfire, and a Hurricane, will all be flying at exactly the same time, and in close formation. To use language such "an absolute national shame and disgrace" suggests a narrow, restricted, parochial, attitude.
The teacher in you seems unable to resist marking other people's posts for their English/literal content eldridge ....... even though you don't necessarily get it right yourself. Still, I guess it's quite a useful diversionary tactic when you are making a pillock of yourself - just try and get it right, eh ?
And I see you successfully managed, through your repeatedly disruptive posts, to eventually get the "National Armed Forces Day" thread closed.......you must be very proud of yourself. And it must go a long way in further boosting that sense of superiority and self-importance which you undoubtedly feel from having attended a Grammar school. I on the other hand, just think you're a wan-ker.
BTW getting back to the missing Hurricane. It was due to be at Cardiff yesterday, and although I'm not sure whether they have issued a public apology, I do know that both Spitfire and Hurricane were missing from a flypast a day earlier due to high winds :
http://www.hucknalldispatch.co.uk/news/Crowd-of-2000-flocks-to.6384814.jp