About this museum
Middle Wallop's Army Flying Museum covers everything the Army has flown from observation balloons to Apaches, with superb dioramas and a cafe overlooking a live Army Air Corps airfield.
Listed inventory: 28 airframes.
Exhibits are look-don't-touch by these standards — the trade-off for museum-grade rarities like the Horsa glider section.
- “This museum is a gem and exceeded my expectations. my 8 year old son and I had a great day and lunch in the Cafe was good too with great views of the gliders flying around.”— Richard Martin
- “Absolutely fantastic museum with many rare and exciting artifacts covering an oft-ignored contribution by the brave British Army. I can't say enough!”— Glennster
- “One of my favourite places to visit in Hampshire. My family go at least once a year and there's always something you missed the last time. Amazing displays and very helpful and knowledgeable staff. The Apache Cafe sells good food and drinks and is reasonably priced.”— Graham Goodband
Public map reports · excerpted for reference · not reviews collected by this gazetteer
Frequently asked
How much does Army Flying Museum cost?
Adult admission is listed as £18. Check the museum's current prices before travelling.
Which aircraft can you see at Army Flying Museum?
The listed collection includes General Aircraft Hotspur II (HH379), Airspeed Horsa I (LH208), Sopwith Pup (N5195), Auster AOP.5 (TJ569), General Aircraft Hamilcar I (TK777). Aircraft move between displays, so confirm current holdings before travelling.
Does Army Flying Museum have parking or a cafe?
Parking is recorded on site; a cafe or restaurant is recorded. Check current facilities with the museum before travelling.
Airframe checklist
Tick them off as you go. Identities are as held in the gazetteer survey — verify against the museum’s own labels if something has moved.
| Type | Identity | |
|---|---|---|
| Aérospatiale Gazelle AH.1 | ZA737 | |
| Agusta A.109A | ZE410 | |
| Agusta-Bell Sioux AH.1 | XT108 | |
| AgustaWestland Apache AH.1 | ZJ224 | |
| Airspeed Horsa I | LH208 | |
| Auster AOP.5 | TJ569 | |
| Auster AOP.6 | WJ358 | |
| Auster AOP.9 | WZ721 | |
| Bell AH-1F Cobra | 70-15990 | |
| Bell UH-1H Iroquois | AE-409 | |
| Bristol Sycamore HR.14 | XG502 | |
| Britten-Norman Islander AL.1 | ZG993 | |
| Cessna L-19A Bird Dog | 51-11989 | |
| de Havilland Canada Beaver AL.1 | XP821 | |
| de Havilland Canada Beaver AL.1 | XP822 | |
| de Havilland Canada Chipmunk T.10 | WG432 | |
| General Aircraft Hamilcar I | TK777 | |
| General Aircraft Hotspur II | HH379 | |
| ML Utility Mk.1 | XK776 | |
| Saunders-Roe Skeeter AOP.12 | XL813 | |
| Sopwith Pup | N5195 | |
| Sud Aviation Alouette II AH.2 | XR232 | |
| Waco CG-4 Hadrian | — | |
| Westland Lynx AH.1 | XX153 | |
| Westland Lynx AH.7 | XZ675 | |
| Westland Scout AH.1 | XP847 | |
| Westland Scout AH.1 | XP910 | |
| Westland Scout AH.1 | XV127 |
Inventory last verified 2026-07-18: source 1 · source 2 · source 3 · source 4 · source 5. Aircraft move between sites; report corrections to the compiler.
Location & contact
- Address
- Army Flying Museum, Kentsboro, Stockbridge SO20 8FB
- Phone
- 01264 781086
- Website
- www.armyflying.com/
- Gazetteer
- SE-04 on the situation map