Eastchurch Aviation Museum



Eastchurch Aviation Museum illustrates the birthplace of British Aviation, the first aviation factory (1909, Short Brothers producing Wright Flyers in volume). The birth of the Naval Flying School and the subsequent forming of the RNAS (Royal Naval Air Service). The site has the record of continuous service from 1908 (Charles Rolls teaching himself to fly in an engineless Flyer glider) through to closing as an RAF Station in 1947.
Eastchurch Aviation Museum Wrights Way, HMP Standford Hill, Eastchurch, ME12 4AA Tel: 0745 062 1217 Website	(click map for directions)

Opening times:
Tue, Thu, Fri, Sat & Public Holidays & by appointment - 10am - 3pm

Admission Prices:
Adults - £2.00 Under 16's - FREE Disabled with carer - £2.00 Season Ticket - £5.00

Amenities:
Free Parking Disabled Toilet Facilities Wheelchair friendly Blitz Tea Rooms close by (not Saturdays)

Aircraft exhibits:
None listed Other exhibits: Models, plans, drawings,photographs of pioneer aircraft, biographies of pioneer aviators.

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