Virtual Trenchard Lecture: Pioneering Female Aviators in the Regular RAF

In this virtual lecture Dr Katherine Sherit explores the experience of pioneering women in the Regular RAF

National Cold War Exhibition

A Few of the First: The RFC, August 1914

A hundred years ago, four squadrons of the Royal Flying Corps flew to France. This article examines the aircraft and their all-too brief service careers.

Please help us keep sharing the RAF story to inspire everyone through challenging times

Help us keep sharing the RAF story to inspire everyone through challenging times

Modern flying training 1970-present

Why China Has Not Caught Up Yet: The Case of Stealth Jet Fighters

In this virtual lecture Dr Gilli will explore 'Why China Has Not Caught Up Yet: The Case of Stealth Jet Fighters'

RAF Museum Midlands Development Programme

We are excited to share that the RAF Museum is planning its next stages of development.

Flying Boats over the North Sea

During 1917 and 1918 RNAS and RAF flying boats played a vital part in the defence of British coastal waters.

Partial Closure of Hangar 5 Announced

Parts of Hangar 5 and Hangar 4 will be closed over the coming weeks as we install our new Battle of Britain displays

Post-War flying training 1946-1969

VE Day 75

A critical look at the contribution of the RAF to the outcome of the Second World War

Virtual Spitfire 10K

Chocks away! Get ready for the Virtual Spitfire 10K!

Virtual and Physical Lecture: British historical memory and reference to Marshal of the RAF Sir Arthur Harris

Dr Harry Raffal (RAF Museum) will discuss the course of British historical memory relating to “Bomber” Harris and assess some of the controversies

Partial Closure of War in The Air Hangar Announced

This is to allow for the construction of a new Battle of Britain display

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