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A new exhibition at IWM Duxford this winter will unite half the worlds airworthy Hurricanes under one roof from December 27, 2022 to February 19,…

A new exhibition at IWM Duxford this winter will unite half the worlds airworthy Hurricanes under one roof from December 27, 2022 to February 19,…

A group of very dedicated friends, known as the Friends of the SAAF Museum in Ysterplaat, are guiding visitors to the museum and to the No 4 hangar on the base.

A rare Cold War aircraft is due to arrive at the Yorkshire Air Museum.

In perhaps a world first, Avro Shackleton bombers were used to help prevent an environmental disaster off the South African coast.

The Royal Air Force Museum's Avro Shackleton AEW.2, WR960, recently had to move from its long term home at the Science and Industry Museum in Manchester, England. It will eventually go on display at the Avro Heritage Museum  in Woodford, Cheshire.

Ministry of Defence equipment for sale such as ships, boats, vehicles, aeroplanes and helicopters.

Science and Industry Museum to vacate lease on Air and Space Hall Avro Shackleton. Photo: Science Museum Group. MANCHESTER .- The Science and Industry Museum and Manchester City Council announce today that the museum will no longer lease the historic Lower Campfield market hall building which houses the Air and Space Hall. This hall, which is closed due to the extent of repairs needed, and many of the objects within it, formed Manchester City Councils Air and Space Museum, which opened in 19...

RAF firefighters demonstrate their skills FORMER Northern Echo employee Tony Marshall sent us some amazing pictures he took during a visit to the RAF Fire Fighting Service School training centre in Catterick in the mid to late 1980’s, before it moved in 1989 to RAF Manston. The Handley Page Victor, a British jet-powered strategic bomber which was developed and produced by Handley Page, and which served during the Cold War. It was the third and final V bomber to be operated by the Royal Air ...

Historic Aviation Quiz 4 1916 Question 3 of 10 Question 3) What was the name of Wilbur and Orville Wrights younger sister, who funded many of their flight projects? Katherine Willa Brown 68 1 39 2 Flying in the Air Transport Auxiliary Owning one of the only 5 de Havilland DH.88 Comets to ever be made Setting a number of long distance flying records Her disputed disappearance circumstances