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We welcome all Travel Trade Bookings. Our wonderful museum offers many inspiring ways to experience the RAF story.

The first flight of the Spitfire

On this day, 5 March in 1936, now 85 years ago, the first Spitfire took the skies.

1964

Tom Palmer Children Book Competition

Tom Palmer is giving away a set of three of his children books, part of the Wings series. They will be signed and personalised to the winner.

The Lancaster enters the fray

Today, 2 March 2021, marks the 79th anniversary of the Lancaster’s first operational mission.

1963

The Candy Bomber

Colonel Gail Halvorsen dropped sweets for the children of West Berlin

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Pilots of the Caribbean: Flying Colours at the RAF Museum London

Reuben Massiah’s one-man #show ‘Pilots of The #Caribbean: Flying Colours’ discovers the incredible stories about #African-Caribbean aviators who despite of all restrictions they faced made a difference to the #RAF and to British aviation. 

This show, designed for KS3 – KS4 students, is available for booking. For more information follow this link https://www.rafmuseum.org.uk/london/schools/school-activity-programme/key-stage-3/

RAF Museum Midlands ranked 2nd ‘Highest Rated Attraction’ in the UK

Using live TripAdvisor average reviews (October 2019), the Museum came 2nd with an average 5* TripAdvisor score from 2,427 reviews.

Women’s Suffrage and Women Pilots

This podcast explains how the pursuit of aviation in the early days was not a wholly male pursuit. Women in Aviation paved the way for gender equality which resulted in women receiving the vote in 1918.

The Lancaster Challenge

Take part in the Lancaster Challenge to celebrate 80 years since the first flight of the iconic Avro Lancaster.

A Few of the First: The RFC, August 1914

A hundred years ago, four squadrons of the Royal Flying Corps flew to France. This article examines the aircraft and their all-too brief service careers.

Help us keep sharing the RAF story to inspire everyone through challenging times

Help us keep sharing the RAF story to inspire everyone through challenging times

Louis Blériot and the first Channel crossing

On 25 July 1909, Louis Blériot was the first human to cross the English Channel by aeroplane