Fleet Air Arm Museum

Investigate naval aviation from the first manned kites, airships, seaplanes, bi-planes to the carrier craft of World War 2 and modern Sea Harriers and helicopters.

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Opening times:

Summer Opening Hours

 
NOW until Sunday 30th October 2016
 
Open Everyday, 10.00am to 5.30pm*
 
Please note our Restaurant will open in line with the Museum from Wednesday until Sunday unless otherwise stated, 0930-1700 for the duration of our summer opening hours.
 
 
*Please note: because of the length of time it takes to explore the Carrier Exhibition in Hall 3, last entry to this Exhibition is 4.15pm.
Children: children under 16 years must be accompanied by an adult.
Dogs: we regret no dogs, other than assistance dogs, are permitted into the Museum.
 
 
 
 

Winter Opening Hours

Monday 31st October 2016 until Friday 31st March 2017
 
Open Wed to Sun only, 10.00am to 4.30pm*
 
CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays except during Somerset school holidays
 
Please note our Restaurant will open in line with the Museum from Wednesday until Sunday unless otherwise stated, 0930-1600 for the duration of our winter opening hours.
 
 
*Please note: because of the length of time it takes to explore the Carrier Exhibition in Hall 3, last entry to this Exhibition is 3.15pm.
 The Museum is open all year round, apart from Mondays and Tuesdays in our Winter Season when we are closed. We are also closed on 24/25/26 December. 

*Please note: because of the length of time it takes to explore the Carrier Exhibition in Hall 3, last entry to this Exhibition is 3.15pm

Fleet Air Arm Museum, RNAS Yeovilton, Ilchester, Somerset, BA22 8HT

Concorde 002

No visit to the Fleet Air Arm Museum would be complete without going on board Concorde 002. Following some thirteen years of development Concorde 002 was the fist British Concorde to take to the skies, taking off from Filton, Bristol on April 9th 1969. (Concorde 001 took off from Toulouse France on March 2nd 1969).

This photo was taken on 4th March 1976, of test pilot Brian Trubshaw to comemorate the last flight of Concorde 002.

  
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