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Welcome to the Fleet Air Arm Museum - representing the Royal Navy In the Air. With four exhibition halls, more than 40 aircraft on display and over 2 million records and 30 thousand artefacts, the Museum is Europe's largest naval aviation Museum. In addition it houses the first British Concorde which you can go on board, view the cockpit and visit the award winning Aircraft Carrier Experience. A perfect all weather venue for family holidays and days out with the kids.

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pegleg

Feb 2022

Brilliant visit will go again

Went with a group of disabled veterans and the access all round the building was great, access in was easy, and the staff could not do enough for us I wish other venues were so accessible orientated

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kristinajackson

Apr 2018

Interesting wheelchair friendly place to visit.

The whole venue is wheelchair accessible, every stage has a wheelchair accessible option. An informative and fascinating place to visit. Whether you have and active interest in aircraft or naval history or not. There is a lovely viewing gallery where you can sit and watch the active airfield if you find the whole thing is tiring. Adjecent to it is a nice cafe, serving good food and good portions!

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Accessibility is important to us. There is a ground level entrance for use by those with limited mobility. 95% of the Museum is fully accessible by those in wheelchairs and the Museum has a number of wheelchairs freely available for the use of visitors. (Pre-booking is advisable, please ring 01935 842565) There are lifts giving access to most first floor exhibits and a Bomb Lift on the Carrier Island Tour.