Nice job, as stated above PLEASE let us help you with photos of period flying gear used by the RAF.
Agree that no British RAF pilot would have worn 'ENGLAND' shoulder flashes, country titles were worn by those serving with the RAF/Commonwealth outside of their home country. So, an RCAF officer would wear CANADA titles in the UK but not in Canada. Also, all non-British
below officer rank wore 'shoulder eagles' not country titles.
Eagle's head would always point to the wearer's rear.
Another thing, you've copied the insignia from a modern RAF uniform. The crowns on the cap badge and wings should be a dome shape, as they were during King George VI's reign, not the heart shape adopted after the coronation of Elizabeth II. WWII-era crowns were like this:
Note the brim of the cap is the same blue-grey material, NOT black leather.
There should not be pockets on the sheepskin Irvin flying jacket, and no metal snaps on the sheepskin trousers.
BTW, don't recognize this type of flying suit:
I can give you pics of the type of suits worn during the BoB.
The life jackets pre-war were greenish, guys would later paint over them with yellow so they would be more visible in the Channel.
Original Green:
Here is the type of microphone that should be on the Oxygen mask, the one you have didn't appear until the end of the Battle, most guys would have these:
Keep up the great work, and please, let us help!
