RAF Museum: First World War Flying Machines Tour London
Royal Air Force Museum: London & Midlands
Book now from £10.00
Are you ready to step into the shoes of the pioneering pilots of WWI and uncover the thrilling history of aerial combat?
Just 11 years after the Wright brothers' groundbreaking flight, visionary aviators began to explore the skies' potential for warfare.
Join in on an interactive journey to discover how these early pilots transformed aircraft from simple reconnaissance tools, occasionally used to pelt enemies with oranges and revolvers, into formidable war machines in just four years.
Highlights:
Dive into the captivating story of how aviation technology and tactics rapidly advanced, leading to the creation of effective combat aircraft. Experience the excitement of these innovations as they culminated in the formation of the Royal Air Force, the world's first dedicated air force, revolutionizing the art of war.
This tour isn't just about observing history—it's about living it. You'll have the unique opportunity to step behind the barriers and interact with the Museum's oldest collections like never before. Feel the thrill of getting up close and personal with historic aircraft and artifacts, and gain a deeper appreciation for the remarkable evolution of aerial warfare.
Please ensure you book your FREE admission ticket from this page, alongside your tour.
Grahame Park Way,
London
How to Find Us
By Underground
The London site is situated near by Colindale Underground Station on the Edgware branch of the Northern Line. Please alight from your train at Colindale Station, not Hendon Central. Colindale is in Zone 4.
By Bus
Route 303 passes the entrance to the Museum. Look at the entire route of the 303 bus on the TFL website. The bus stop for this service is located directly outside the exit of Colindale Underground station.
By Rail
Mill Hill Broadway is the nearest rail station and is a 20 minute walk away. The station is on the Luton/King's Cross/Thameslink line.
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