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About Newark Air Museum
Newark Air Museum, located on the former World War II airfield of RAF Winthorpe in Nottinghamshire, offers a rich and diverse collection of aircraft and aviation memorabilia. As one of the UK's largest volunteer-managed aviation museums, it provides an engaging journey through the history of flight, from early pioneering efforts to the complexities of Cold War aviation and beyond. The museum prides itself on its wide array of exhibits, featuring over 90 aircraft and cockpit sections.Visitors can explore numerous display hangars and outdoor exhibits, getting up close to a variety of iconic aircraft. Highlights include the Avro Vulcan B.2 (XM594), which visitors can often look inside, a Handley Page Hastings, English Electric Canberra, and a unique collection of Cold War jets like the Saab Draken and MiG-27. The museum also holds an extensive collection of aero engines, aviation art, and displays dedicated to the history of RAF Winthorpe and the local impact of aviation.
Beyond the aircraft, the museum provides a wealth of information through its detailed displays on specific aircraft types, aircrew equipment, and the roles of air power in various conflicts. Regular open cockpit days and special events further enhance the visitor experience, making Newark Air Museum a significant destination for aviation enthusiasts and families alike.
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Exhibits can change. To avoid disappointment, before visiting, please check the museum website for up-to-date exhibit listings.
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Armstrong Whitworth Argosy C.1 XN819 (Military transport aircraft) - Currently in store and can only be viewed by prior arrangement
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Auster AOP.9 XR268 (Air observation post aircraft) - Fuselage / Wings - currently in store and can only be viewed by prior arrangement