This site provides museum information and services details and also lists the aircraft in the large collection. However, the site is not complete and collection details and photos are not yet available. Located at RNAS Yeovilton, Ilchester, Somerset.
This Aviation Museum has a unique collection of British Aircraft from the “golden age” of British aircraft manufacture, ie, from the end of WWII until the 1970’s.
One of, if not, Europe’s top aviation museum has a superb collection of historic aircraft. Duxford is not only an excellent centre for historic aviation but also the site of world famous air shows.
The Museum is based on one of the sites of Britain’s epic struggle in 1940. The airfield was the nearest Royal Air Force station to enemy-occupied France. Today’s visitor can still savour the atmosphere of the airfield’s past with the landmarks and buildings that remain.
This museum at Middle Wallop celebrates over one hundred years of army aviation. It is home to one of the country’s finest historical collections of military kites, the largest collection of military gliders in Europe, aeroplanes and helicopters.
The site of the RAF Manston History Museum presents some details of the museum, aircraft, exhibits, and displays that illustrate the history of a famous and historic airfield. Located adjacent to London-Manston Airport near Ramsgate, Kent.
The twenty-five-acre site in Shropshire is home to one of the best collections of aviation history in the world. It is also the site of the largest of the LMA shows.
The site describes the Trust and illustrates some of the collection. One of the great aircraft and car collections of the world, which is famous for its regular flying displays. Located at Old Warden Park in Biggleswade, Bedfordshire.
Operated by volunteers from the Solway Aviation Society. The society owns nine aeroplanes – the most prominent being an Avro Vulcan bomber. Located at Carlisle Airport, Carlisle, Cumbria.
This museum depicts the history of aviation in the Solent and Hampshire areas. The Museum tells the story of 26 aircraft companies, the largest flying boat operation in the world and the legendary Spitfire designed at Supermarine in the heart of the City of Southampton.
The Museum houses a unique collection of exhibits relating to this famous “Battle of Britain” airfield, and aviation in general. WW11 fighter aces, Douglas Bader, “Johnnie” Johnson and Neville Duke are celebrated here.