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Hangars

Hangar 1 London

Hangar 1 – Our Main Entrance

RAF Stories, The First 100 Years 1918–2018

Discover how the Royal Air Force has delivered missions in its first 100 years. Stories, objects, film and games reveal its extraordinary people, innovative technologies, global alliances and partnerships.

Don't miss: explore the inside of the Sunderland

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RAF – First to the Future

Explore the stories of the people, equipment, partnerships and innovations that keep the RAF at the leading edge of Air and Space Power.
Don’t miss: Design your own plane and debate the future.

Hangar 1 also features our café and Museum shop.

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Hangar 2 London

Hangar 2

The First World War in the Air 1914–1918

The story unfolds from the earliest days of flight here on the site of The London Aerodrome, through four years of World War to the formation of the Royal Air Force in 1918.

Don’t miss: The good luck charms that supported the Knights in the Sky.

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Hangars 3, 4 and 5 LondonHangars 3, 4 and 5

War in the Air 1918–1980

Discover the aircraft and stories of the Battle of Britain alongside extraordinary bombers, seaplanes, trainers and helicopters. Visit our two permanent exhibitions  Strike Hard, Strike Sure: Bomber Command, 1939 - 1945' and 'Higher, Faster, Further – The RAF 1919 – 1939' which are both now open. 

Don’t miss: The Avro Lancaster ‘S for Sugar’ and take the chance to Sit in a Spitfire (£).

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Hangar 6 London

Hangar 6

The RAF in an Age of Uncertainty

Recent decades have seen huge and rapid political, economic and technological change. Hear from RAF personnel who have served during this period of change and see how the RAF has adapted its strategy and technology to protect the UK 24/7.

Don’t miss: leaving your message on our timeline wall.

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Please note: The Museum regularly undertakes a programme of maintenance and conservation, so some exhibits or Hangars may be temporarily inaccessible. If you are visiting us to see something specific, please contact us in advance to ensure it that it is on display and available for public viewing.