Features collection of over 50 light aircraft, piston and jet engines, selected open cockpits, flight simulator, Sheffield Blitz exhibition and local airfield history. Includes news, events, links, directions and contact information.

The only UK Charitable Museum dedicated to preserving and presenting to the public operational examples of historic military jets via the museum and many UK airshows - including Farnborough. Located at Hangar 600, Bournemouth International Airport, Christchurch, Dorset.

The birthplace of British motorsport and aviation.

These two small museums at the same location house memorabilia and history from several bombgroups flying from USAAF Station 179. Located in Northamptonshire.

Dedicated to recording and preserving the history of aviation in Norfolk. Offers displays of restored vintage aircraft. Includes hours, entrance fees, membership details and application, and directions.

Features displays from modern military jets to the last surviving WW2 prototype. Provides a history of the site, details of the collection, events, tours, hours, admission rates, volunteer opportunities, and directions to location in Hertfordshire.

Provides museum information, services details, and shows the layout of exhibits with listings of the aircraft in the large collection. Located at RNAS Yeovilton, Ilchester, Somerset.

Display of aircraft, artefacts, uniforms and memorabilia from WW1 and WW2 in particular The Battle of Britain, The Blitz and The Home Front. Located at Sandown Airport, Sandown, Isle of Wight.

Information and photographs of many aircrafts, crews, and engines. Located in Charlwood (near Gatewick).

Official site of the Carpetbagger Aviation Museum and the Northants Aviation Society Museum. These two small museums at the same location house memorabilia and history from several bombgroups flying from USAAF Station 179. Located in Northamptonshire.

Duxford - Includes a collection of historic aircraft and information on air shows.

Houses World War II RAF artifacts, mementos and memorabilia. Includes an overview of the RAFA, details of the collection, photos and hours. Located in Angus, Scotland.

Includes photos and background on the first operating air station. Located in Montrose, Angus, Scotland.

Dedicated to the history of aviation in the county. Includes details of exhibits, virtual tour, opening times, admission rate, membership application and directions. Located in Woodley Airfield, near Reading.

The museum's official website provides regular updates of activities at the UK's largest volunteer managed aviation museum, which now houses 54 aircraft and cockpit sections. Located at the Winthorpe Airfield, Newark, Nottingham.

National Museums of Scotland offers the Alpha Alpha on display at its Museum of Flight, East Fortune Airfield, East Lothian, Scotland. Provides details of the display, hours, and directions.

A rich site with many photos and much information about the museum and its collection. Located in Sunderland, North East England

Information about the museum and the airfield which has been in continuous operation since 1916. Located in Nerth Weald, Essex (near Epping).

Collection information, schedule, and virtual tour of the Royal Air Force Museum, Britain's national museum of aviation. Located on Grahame Park Way, Hendon (North London).

Features collection of classic and warbird aircraft based at the former bomber base at Breighton, Yorkshire. Includes events, fly-ins and photos.

Houses five collections of aircraft, missiles, aero engines and motor vehicles from the early days of aviation through two world wars to the present day. Includes details of hours, admissions policy, group visits and directions.

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 significant aircraft - the most prominent of which is an Avro Vulcan bomber. Located at Carlisle Airport, Carlisle, Cumbria.

Presents the history of flight in the south of England covering 26 aircraft companies and their many milestones and records. Located in Southampton, Hampshire. (Some web browsers may have difficulty)

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. Located near the former airfield three miles east of Chichester, West Sussex.

Features aviation history and the archeology of over thirty downed WW II aircraft. Located in East Tilbury, Essex.

A collection of airworthy WWII aircraft based at Duxford, UK.

Dedicated to the Battle of Britain, featuring artifacts from German and British aircraft, and display of paintings by aviation artist Geoff Nutkins. Includes photos, hours, directions and contact information. Located in Kent.

A small museum reflecting the history of RAF Moreton-in-Marsh, a wartime bomber training station for the Vickers Wellington. Includes images and memories.

Depicts aviation from its earliest days through World War II, the Halifax rebuild and post war jets. Includes details of collections, events, hours, admission rates and directions. Located at Elvington Airfield, near York.