Milestones of Flight Aircraft Collection

This aircraft collection is housed in the Milestones of Flight Exhibition Hall at RAF Museum London, providing the perfect setting for many unique aircraft that trace the first century in aviation history and the Royal Air Force.

BAe Harrier GR3

Single seat VTOL ground attack fighter aircraft.

Blériot XI

Single engined, single seat monoplane with rotary tractor engine. Rear fuselage open, unfabricked structure.

Clarke Glider

Small biplane hang glider. Undoped white lined covering fitted 2001. Similar to Chanute built gliders.

de Havilland Mosquito B35

Twin-engined two-seat light bomber aircraft of all wood construction.

Eurofighter Typhoon

A 'swing role' aircraft in that it can operate as a fighter aircraft and, in due course as the design evolves, as a bomber and a ground attack aircraft, built by a consortium of European countries.

Fokker DVII

Single seat fighter biplane.

Gloster Meteor F9/40

The first jet fighter to see service with the Royal Air Force, the F9/40 prototypes manufactured by the Gloster Aircraft Company pioneered the application of jet propulsion to combat aircraft design in the United Kingdom

Hawker Hart II

Single engined biplane light bomber.

Hawker Tempest V

One of the most powerful high performance fighters to see operational service in World War Two.

Kawasaki Ki-1001b

Single piston engined fighter monoplane with bubble canopy. Dark green upper surfaces with medium grey lower surfaces and yellow inner wing and leading edge; wing and fuselage rising sun roundels.

Lockheed Martin Joint Strike Fighter (JSF-1) F-35 (Full Size Model)

The UK version of the Joint Stike Fighter, the F-35C - a developed version of the F-35A seen here - will be a stealthy, multi-role, all-weather, day & night, fighter/attack air system aircraft that can operate from land bases and both current and the next generation of aircraft carriers.