David Thompson recently visited the City of Norwich Aviation Museum and sent us these pictures of the civil airliner collection there.
The museum is situated alongside Norwich Airport and maintains a link with this and the history of aviation in the city and East Anglia region.
The visit was in glorious weather, meaning the aircraft looked spectacular in these photos.
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As you can tell, AirUK – the former regional airline which was swallowed up by KLM – once had a large presence at Norwich, and three of its former aircraft are preserved here, including a rare Handley Page Herald.
As well as the civil aircraft, there are also various military aircraft on display, including a Nimrod and Avro Vulcan.
The museum also has a shop, cafe and views towards Norwich Airport.
Find out more here:
City of Norwich Aviation Museum
Old Norwich Road
Horsham St. Faith
NORWICH
NR10 3JF
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2 comments
We visited this excellent, quiet and compact aircraft open air museum, in August 2018. I used to do loadsheets for that Herald G-ASKK out of Belfast, and my brother started his airline career as a F/O on KILO KILO !
Highly recommended and great bookshop as well. Also has military jets and an iconic S.55 Whirlwind.
I often used to visit the museum when I lived in East Anglia, great place to visit friend staff well worth a trip