RAF Museum Blog Posts

On 1 March we celebrate St David's Day and this blog is about the achievements of Welsh people in the Royal Air Force throughout all its history

Lucia Wallbank writes of World Thinking Day and of the RAF's links to the Scout & Guide movement

Andrew Dennis writes about a new arrival to our London site

As 11 February is International Day of Women and Girls in Science, please read a few fascinating stories about women who progressed in aviation engineering

The RAF Museum Youth Panel is a group of young people aged 16-24 that help us improve the visitor experience at our Museum for other young people.

The RAF Museum London invites everyone to our Open Cockpits and Cabs event for February Half Term

The Royal Air Force has a connection with China, the world's most populated country as well as its fourth biggest country.

The Royal Air Force has a connection with China, the world's most populated country as well as its fourth biggest country.

The Royal Air Force has a connection with China, the world's most populated country as well as its fourth biggest country.

Every year, the RAF Museum organises a reciprocal visit for our volunteers on both our sites, London and Cosford.

Today is St Andrew's Day, and we would like to celebrate and commemorate the courageous Scottish men and women who served and are serving in the RAF.

A new exciting learning project encouraging adults to talk to their children about STEM at the RAF Museum London

The RAF Museum sees an important aspect of its role in reaching out, engaging with and being relevant to our exciting and diverse local community.

The RAF Museum's Archives hold a letter, written by Lieutenant Ronald FH Norman of No. 55 Squadron to his mother on 11 November 1918, Armistice Day

This Remembrance Weekend marks 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War, here we look at the career of the first British ace, Lanoe George Hawker