Lots of stuff in cases, not well organised, but very interesting. Outside they have several old planes that you can climb into. The fighters are pretty tight, and it makes you realise what it was like for the pilots. A very good place to visit,...More

We took my 2 year old grandson-he loved it. Lots of planes and exhibits to see and read about. Inside and outside. Best to go on a dryish day. Friendly staff. Nice little gift shop and tea room. A great place for any aviation enthusiasts

This place is a Gem. Visited on a quiet on a quiet Monday, an absolute must for anyone interested in flying

We visited as a homeschool group. The staff was very Plasent and wasn't so busy. The kids loved the part where they could climb into the helicopter and sit inthe pilot seat.

Recently the air museum has been isolated due to ongoing roadworks. The roadworks have now finished and once again it is easy to access the museum. The volunteers have done a great job in continuing the great work at the museum during the lengthy roadwork...More

Having passed this venue a few times I felt it was time to pay it a visit. It's a enthusiastic place with volunteers all very knowledgeable guiding around the exhibits adding details that are not always apparent. The cafe is cosy and sandwiches and coffee...More

For a small museum it has an excellent selection of 'real' aircraft plus other exhibits, including the excellent Frank Whittle centre. Particularly enjoyed my visit to the Vulcan and Electra cockpits. At £7 per adult you cannot go wrong. Also perfectly adequate tea room available.