What planes are at RAF Duxford?

IWM Duxford houses nearly 200 aircraft in seven main exhibition buildings, making it Britain's largest aviation museum. Key aircraft include the massive B-52 Stratofortress, the Blackbird (fastest jet aircraft ever made), and Concorde in the American Air Museum. The Lancaster bomber, famous for its role in the Dambusters raid, is displayed in AirSpace. Multiple Spitfire variants are on display, along with Hawker Hurricanes, P-51 Mustangs, and the B-17 Flying Fortress 'Sally B'. The collection spans from WWI biplanes to Cold War jets, including Douglas C-47 Dakota, Curtiss P-40 Warhawk, and various training aircraft like the Grob Tutor. The museum also houses Tiger Moths, Dragon Rapides, Harvard trainers, and many other vintage aircraft. The site remains an active airfield where civilian flying companies operate, and you can witness aircraft taking off and landing throughout your visit. The collection represents the complete evolution of military and civilian aviation from the early days of flight through to modern times.