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Every month on a Monday we will be holding ‘Noises off’ Open mornings, from 9am-12.30pm. On these mornings bookings will be controlled to ensure there are no crowds and sound effects will be turned off or down so that visitors that may have sensory processing issues can explore in a quieter environment.

Those wishing to find out more about the museum prior to their visit can also consult our Accessibility page on the website at: https://armyflying.com/visit/prices-and-times/accessibility/ to view our Accessibility statement and Visual Guide to the Museum.

Those visitors wishing to experience our normal sound effects and Helicopters in Action show should avoid visiting on these days, which will be clearly marked on our booking system.

Please contact us at education@armyflying.com if you would like any more details.

PLEASE NOTE, there is no additional charge for these sessions, but you will need a valid admission ticket, annual pass or membership to attend one of the Noises Off sessions. 

Are you a parent or grandparent looking for a place to meet other parents and have some fun with your under-fives?  Why not come along to our monthly sessions for Pre-School Pilots?

The sessions include fun craft activities to keep the little ones entertained, exclusive use of the Museum's soft play area and custom made pedal planes, plus every child will be given a drink and a biscuit whilst grown ups can enjoy a complimentary tea/coffee. The cost of the sessions is £5 per child with one free accompanying adult.

Please pre-book to avoid disappointment.

Join us for a special evening of Remembrance with Middle Wallop & Andover Military Wives Choir, who will be performing a collection of songs and poems.

Our Aircraft Enthusiasts' Fair & Model Show will be back on Sunday 23rd November between 10am and 3pm. Come along to enjoy a range of stalls buying, selling and exchanging aviation and modelling related items - books, photographs, magazines, models, accessories and much more.

Take a journey through history at the Army Flying Museum ……From balloons to man lifting kites, from airships to gliders, from early flight to attack helicopters! Don’t miss this opportunity to join a guided tour led by our knowledgeable and experienced guides as they take you on a journey of reconnaissance, communication and combat whilst highlighting the story of Army aviation.

Book your fee guided tour of the Museum. Please be aware, you will need a valid admission ticket to the Museum.

Take a journey through history at the Army Flying Museum ……From balloons to man lifting kites, from airships to gliders, from early flight to attack helicopters! Don’t miss this opportunity to join a guided tour led by our knowledgeable and experienced guides as they take you on a journey of reconnaissance, communication and combat whilst highlighting the story of Army aviation.

Book your fee guided tour of the Museum. Please be aware, you will need a valid admission ticket to the Museum.

Watch our online lecture, 'Pegasus Bridge - In Their Own Words'  with a special introduction by Brigadier (Retd) Richard Folkes.

Marking the 80th anniversary of D-Day, Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum and the Army Flying Museum teamed up to tell the personal stories of two of the men who carried out the famous Coup de Main operation to seize the bridges in Normandy over the Caen Canal and the River Orne in the opening hours of 6 June 1944.

Each with very different roles, Major John Howard DSO of the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry and Staff Sergeant Geoff Barkway DFM of the Glider Pilot Regiment landed at Pegasus Bridge within minutes of each other - but what brought them together that night and what of their later lives?

Using archive footage and personal family recollections, hear their compelling, personal stories of the impact of war.

Book your free place to attend the showing - please be aware, you will need a valid admission ticket.

Join us for a showing of our online lecture, 'Spitfire - Gifts of War'  with an introduction by a member of the Museum team.

In 1940 communities, places, towns and companies gave £5,000 to buy a Spitfire to have their local name painted on the cowling.  Hear Paul Beaver reveal the story behind the Spitfire Fund and of the local people desperate to play their part in beating the Luftwaffe.

Book your free place to attend the showing - please be aware, you will need a valid admission ticket.

Romsey Male Voice Choir will be back on Saturday 27th September 2025!

Founded in 1995, and now one of the foremost male voice choirs in the south, the 60 strong Romsey Male Voice Choir likes to give its audiences something just a bit different. We are delighted that they will once again be performing in the Museum's Hayward Hall this September.

Buy special gifts for your loved ones from a wide range of local stall holders, including jewellery, candles, original artwork and home furnishings. Tickets include admission to the Museum. Christmas craft activities will be available to keep the little ones entertained and there will be festive treats available in our Apache Café.

The Museum is an independent charity and all proceeds from this event go towards supporting the work we do in preserving the history of British Army aviation.

The Army Flying Museum elf can't wait to welcome you to the Museum for Santa's Flying Visit this December!

Don't miss this unique opportunity to have a professional photo taken with Santa in our Scout helicopter as a special memento of your visit.

There will be festive craft activities for children, as well as the chance to make magical reindeer food to take home for Christmas Eve, and a festive trail to enjoy around the Museum.

Children's tickets include a Christmas gift from the Army Flying Museum elf, as well as a drink and treat from our Apache Café, and accompanying adults can enjoy a complimentary tea or filter coffee.

Get ready to be swept off your feet as the Salisbury Big Band returns to the Army Flying Museum with a toe-tapping celebration of swing, jazz, and big band classics. Known for their infectious energy and impeccable musicianship, this talented 19-piece ensemble is making waves with performances that channel the golden age of music—from Glenn Miller and Count Basie to more contemporary big band favourites.

Hear vocalist, Damian Hayes sing a selection of songs by artists such as Frank Sinatra and Michael Bublé. The Band's resident guitarist, Freddie D'Albert (who was the guitarist for The Drifters for many years) will be playing his iconic guitar solos in the Drifters' classic,  'Such a Night' - with Damian on vocals.