Further to the PM’s statement regarding the immediate closure of all cafes and restaurants, we have made the decision to close the Army Flying Museum and Apache Cafe for the foreseeable future. More information will follow in due course and we want to thank all our visitors for your continued support. Stay safe and take care of each other. Lucy (AFM Chief Executive).
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.
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.
View all up coming eventsThe Apache Café is open daily to 4pm and you do not need a Museum ticket to visit. The Café serves a varied menu including tradition British breakfasts, jacket potatoes, homemade cakes and daily specials
CaféTo mark the 60th anniversary of the Army Air Corps the Museum commissioned and opened a Memorial at the Museum to the 5,127 soldiers who had died in the service of the British Army Flying.
The names of all those listed on The Memorial are in the online Memorial book.
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.
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