de Havilland Aircraft Museum

Welcome to the most seasoned aeronautics exhibition hall in the UK committed to the protection and show of de Havilland Aircraft. The de Havilland Aircraft Company assumed a vital part in the historical backdrop of flying machine improvement in twentieth-century Britain.

The de Havilland organization made world-beating aeronautical developments including numerous famous flying machine, for example, the de Havilland Mosquito – "The Wooden Wonder", the Comet – the world's first stream carrier, the Tiger Moth – the "spine "of the RAF's preparation airship in WWII and the Airspeed Horsa Glider – utilized widely by our airborne troops in 1944 amid D-Day, Arnhem and the Rhine crossing.

We are a "working gallery" where we effectively reestablish de Havilland Aircraft so you are probably going to see our volunteers at work, who are continually eager to answer your inquiries.