Permanent
IWM Duxford
Free event with general admission
Our Air and Sea exhibition takes you on a journey from the First World War to the present day.
You'll see naval aircraft from the First World War, the cockpit of the A6M Zero - the most successful Japanese fighter aircraft type of the Second World War.
This impressive hangar is also home to naval aircraft and helicopters from the 1950s and aircraft that served in the Falklands War. You may also see some of the historic aircraft that have been restored for flight by our flying partners here too.
Spotlights in Air and Sea
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Airco/ de Havilland DH 9
The DH 9 bomber was one of the first types of aircraft stationed at RAF Duxford when it opened as an operational airfield in 1918.
DH-9 E-8894 has been restored to flying condition using an original Siddeley Puma engine and is the only First World War bomber flying anywhere in the world.
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de Havilland DH110 Sea Vixen FAW Mk.2
The Sea Vixen was an advanced All-Weather Royal Navy jet interceptor which flew with the Fleet Air Arm during the 1960/70s.
A DH110 was the first two-seat aircraft to break the sound barrier during flight.
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Flying Aircraft
Get closer to even more of the historic aircraft that are owned and operated by our Flying Partners at IWM Duxford.
Duxford Air Shows will celebrate 50 years of inspiring events in 2023. Many of these aircraft will take part in our Air Shows and Flying Days.