The aircraft collection focuses on telling the story of Brooklands’ vital role in producing military aircraft in both world wars, and the many renowned military and civil aircraft (including much of Concorde) designed and manufactured here until the last factory closed in 1989.

Aviation and motoring museum, Brooklands Museum: the birthplace of British motorsport, aviation, and home of Concorde.

Explore the Brooklands Aircraft Factory, an immersive environment, harking back to the Hangar’s original use as a manufacturing building. Clock-in and put your overalls on as you start your apprenticeship in the history of aircraft manufacture - from the pioneering early aircraft of wood and fabric, to the supersonic airliner and the ...

Brooklands Museum is a motoring and aviation museum occupying part of the former Brooklands Motor Course in Weybridge, ... In February 2015, the museum secured a £4.681 million grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund towards a £7 million …

Apr 26, 2018 · The design of the new aircraft factory exhibition at Brooklands Museum has created a totally immersive experience that brings together all the elements of building an aircraft in a hands-on way under one roof.

Oct 18, 2018 · A more recent star is the new £8 million ($10.48M) Aircraft Factory where you can not only see some of the highlights of the museum’s aircraft collection—though the marvellous Vimy World War 1 bomber sits aloof in its own shed—but can also design and build your own take-home model aircraft on modern tools designed for exactly that (I ...

Take a peek inside the world's most famous aircraft - and the only Concorde with public access in South East England - with the Brooklands Concorde Experience, a 35-minute tour which invites visitors to relive the excitement of the supersonic age. Pre-book your flight before visiting.

As the birthplace of British Motorsport and aviation, Brooklands Museum is an informative and inspiring site for an educational visit. Explore engineering through our collections of cars, aircraft, motorcycles and bicycles or visit the unique Stratosphere Chamber, built by Sir Barnes Wallis.

Seen on the day it was moved by road to the Gliding Heritage Centre at Lasham. Forward fuselage test section. Built in 1940 by Hawker Aircraft Ltd. at Kingston-on-Thames, Z2389 served with five different RAF Squadrons in 1941, including the American volunteer 71 'Eagle' Squadron at Martlesham Heath.

Visit Brooklands Museum in London and re-live the thrills and glamour of speed and flight and check out collections from over 100 years of great British history.