National Museum Of Flight

• What they offer

  The National Museum of Flight is an aviation museum on the historic East Fortune Airfield in East Lothian, home to Concorde and Scotland's largest aircraft collection of over 50 aircraft. It runs events including free Conservation Hangar Talks (behind-the-scenes talks), the 360 Fest family event, and Relaxed Mornings, and offers school visits as a learning environment covering the World Wars, science and technology.

• Ages served

  Not stated on this website, though the page refers to family events and school visits for pupils.

• Accessibility & sensory provision

  Not stated on this website, beyond the Relaxed Morning events described as suitable for anyone who would appreciate a calmer visit. The page notes the de Havilland Comet is currently closed for essential maintenance.

• Quiet / relaxed sessions

  The museum holds a 'Relaxed Morning' from 2 Feb to 13 Dec 2026, 10:00-12:00, described as being for anyone who would appreciate a calmer visit to the museum.

• Cost

  Tickets from £15, with concessions available and Great British Summer Savings offered; Members go free and membership is promoted as paying for itself on a second visit. Conservation Hangar Talks are free with admission.

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