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Tucked away in Northwest Hampshire, the Army Flying Museum sits next to the busy Army Air Corps Airfield at Middle Wallop near Stockbridge.
The two large hangars house the journey of British soldiers in the air. From the pioneering days of balloons and kites in the late 1800s to the modern chapter of helicopter operations, more than 35 aircraft tell the story of army aviation. Imaginative displays with the clever use of interactive also give an insight in to the development of the British military.
For front row seats of these aircraft in action, look no further than the Museum’s Apache Café. Overlooking the active airfield open daily with no need for museum admission, this is the spot to enjoy a bite to eat and watch the aircraft fly past. Good food, friendly staff and a great view make this a popular place to dine.
New for 2019: The museum is undergoing refurbishment, reopening to the public in April 2019. There will be new displays, interactives and AV shows to enjoy.
The museum delivers easy access and affordability to visitors. Plus, if you Gift Aid your admission (UK tax payers only), you receive free admission in to the museum for an entire year.
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Adult Ticket | £14.00 |
| Child Ticket 5 -16 | £8.00 |
| Family Ticket (2 adults 2 children under 16) | £38.00 |
| Senior Citizens/Students Tickets | £10.00 |
Group Rates Available – marketing@armyflying.com contact for more information.
Free admission is offered to:
Army Air Corps (plus their accompanying Spouse/Children)
Army Air Cadets (Army Air Corps Booking)
Serving British or Commonwealth Military personnel on production of an MOD 90 or equivalent ID Card
AAC Veterans with a AACVA Membership Card
Wheelchair pushers and carers of disabled people
Middle Wallop Membership cardholders
Children under 5
Situated on the A343 between Andover and Salisbury. Easily accessible from the A30, A303, A34, M3 and M4.
There is a half hourly bus service between Andover and Salisbury that stops directly outside the museum. www.wdbus.co.uk or call 01722 336855.
Tourism South East Member 2019 2019| 2019 (1 Jan 2019 - 31 Dec 2019) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Monday - Sunday | 10:00 | - 16:30* |
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