Royal Air Force Museum Midlands is located at Cosford in Shropshire. The museum is dedicated to the history of aviation and the Royal Air Force in particular. Get ready for take-off. Test Flight with three early WW1 aircraft, and two Hawker aircraft represent the RAF in the interwar period. The Gloster Gladiator Biplane and the newer monoplane designs of the late 30’s including the world’s oldest Supermarine Spitfire. Along with aircraft from the Battle of Britain era. Spitfire, Hurricane and Messerschmitt. James Nicholson's flying jacket and medal bar containing the only VC Awarded during the battle.

See the Kestral capable of vertical take-off and landing. The air speed record smashing FD2, and the iconic TSR-2. National Cold War Exhibition, engine displays, Missile collection and Conservation Centre.

Optional Highlights tour £9pp The guided Highlights tour includes the restored Second World War Vickers Wellington bomber, only 1 of 2 remaining, the Bravo November Chinook, flown by the RAF during the Falklands campaign, and not forgetting the magnificent three V bombers, The Vulcan, the Victor and the Valiant. This tour is 1.5 hours. With additional free time to explore the museum, restaurant and gift shop.

Refuel in the Airfield Kitchen for refreshments, beverages and lunch before purchasing souvenirs from the gift shop.  

This trip is suitable and open to all ages (under 18’s must be accompanied by an adult) singles, couples, groups and families. With suitable access for wheelchair users.   

Available pick-up points: Green Route

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