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Today is International Museum Day, so what better time to celebrate the incredible air museums the United Kingdom has to offer? For those who live and breathe the sound of jet engines or marvel at the engineering of classic warbirds, these five spots are an aviation paradise. From sprawling air museums to thrilling plane-spotting vantage points, there are plenty of places where history, technology, and aviation culture come alive. Here are the five must-visit locations that every aviation enthus

May marks the official start of the 2026 UK flying season, and it's a massive month for aviation fans. From the historic grass strips of Old Warden to the coastal cliffs of Torbay, the skies are about to get busy. If you caught our May Air Show Reel, you’ve seen the highlights—now here is the deep dive into where you need to be this month. 1. Midlands Air Festival (29 – 31 May) The Vibe: A massive three-day spectacular at Ragley Hall that combines "Nightfire" pyrotechnics with

In April 2026, humanity took another major step forward as NASA’s Artemis II mission successfully completed its journey around the Moon and returned safely to Earth. This landmark mission marks the first time astronauts have travelled to the Moon in over 50 years, bringing space exploration firmly back into global focus and setting the stage for future lunar landings. For aviation and space enthusiasts, Artemis II is more than just a mission. It is a clear signal that deep space exploratio

On May 8, 1945, the world finally saw the end of the brutal conflict known as World War II. That glorious day is also known as Victory in Europe Day—VE Day. It marked a significant milestone after nearly six years of fighting against fascism. Across Britain and beyond, the streets were filled with jubilant crowds, tears of relief, and impromptu celebrations. Behind the public joy were countless stories of loss and sacrifice—of the brave soldiers who fell on the battlefield to protect

On this International Women's Day, we honour and express our profound gratitude to the trailblazing women of the Royal Air Force (RAF), whose dedication and service have shaped its esteemed legacy. Pioneering Beginnings Women's journey in the RAF commenced with the establishment of the Women's Royal Air Force (WRAF) in 1918, during the First World War. These pioneering women undertook essential roles, ranging from clerical duties to technical tasks, thereby proving their invaluable contribution