The Collection

Get close to the story of Army Flying

The Museum holds an extensive collection charting over 100 years of the British Army in the air. With over 35 fixed wing and rotary aircraft on display, the Museum is the perfect place to explore the fascinating history of army aviation.

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See more about The Collection

New Online Exhibition: The Glider Pilot Regiment 75th Anniversary

Events

Experience the history for yourself

The Museum regularly holds public events suitable for all ages. A diverse lecture programme takes place throughout the year featuring experts, veterans and historians, as well as our school holiday programme ‘Arts & Aircrafts’ and other fun family events.

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View all up coming events

Next event

12 Oct Feeding Reptiles - Reflections of a UN Military Spokesman, Bosnia 1994-5

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The Apache Cafe

Open daily from 9am to 4pm

The Apache Café is open daily to 4pm and you do not need a Museum ticket to visit. The Café serves a varied menu including all-day breakfasts, jacket potatoes, locally made cakes, daily specials and cream teas.

Café
Café

News

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Shop

Take away your piece of the story

The Museum shop is a one-stop-shop for any aviation enthusiast and also stocks official Army Air Corps uniform accessories. A range of items can be seen and purchased online, along with admission and event tickets. Our new online shop also allows you to pay with a credit or debit card as well as accepting PayPal.

Visit the shop and find the perfect gift

The Memorial

Project Eagle Phase 1

As the initial phase of Project Eagle, the Museum is planning to build a Memorial which is expected to be in the form of a wall. This will commemorate all those who have died in service of British Army flying, from early pioneers who first took to the air in the 1870s to the present day Army Air Corps.

Memorial Wall
Memorial Wall

The provisional lists of names can now be viewed offering you the chance to make any comments or suggestions