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WELCOME

The Museum of Army Flying is home to a unique collection of aviation history one of both international and national importance. Come and see over 35 historic fixed and rotary wing aircraft on display which along with detailed dioramas, artifacts, trophies and models serve as a profound and inspiring tribute to men and their machines.

The Museum gives a fascinating and imaginative glimpse of “soldiers in the air” and life at the home front.

Also at the Museum

  • A replica 1940’s House
  • Cinema
  • Simulators
  • Rifle Ranges
  • Shop
  • Restaurant with airfield views
  • Children's Centre
  • Picnic Space
  • Plenty of free parking for coaches and cars

The Museum is situated right alongside the Army Air Corps busy working airfield. Come and visit us and make it a day all the family will remember and enjoy!

Beating Retreat & Royal Salute Launches Appeal

Last month The Museum of Army Flying launched "Heritage of Heroes", an appeal aimed at preserving the past to protect all our futures. This important fund raising initiative aims to create much needed new space to safeguard the heroic story of soldiers who fought for Britain in the air through two world wars, in later conflicts, and who now fight in Afghanistan. In June the Museum's patron His Royal Highness Prince Michael of Kent GCVO attended a party to launch the appeal and took the salute at Beating Retreat. If you would like to find out more or would like to help, please go to our sponsorship page where you can download a donation form.

On behalf of our Flying Soldiers, thank you!

June 11th

Take a Tour of the Museum of Army Flying


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