Prices are adult admission from the gazetteer survey; opening times change by season, so check each museum page before travelling. County from the museum's postcode.
Every museum in Gloucestershire
| Museum | Adult entry | Airframes | Headline exhibit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jet Age MuseumGloucester, Gloucestershire | Donation | 15 | Gloucestershire's jet-age shrine (free!) beside Staverton airport: Gloster heritage from the E.28/39 replica to Javelins, with… |
| Aerospace BristolBristol, Gloucestershire | £20 | 14 | Concorde G-BOAF, the last Concorde ever built and the last ever to fly (26 November 2003, into Filton, forever). You can board her.… |
| British Phantom Group & Bristol Britannia XM496 (Kemble)Cirencester, Gloucestershire | Seasonal | 5 | A working restoration compound at Cotswold Airport (Kemble): the only place on Earth with F-4J, K and M Phantoms together, plus Britannia… |
| Wellington AviationMoreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire | £3.50 | — | Wellington Aviation in Moreton-in-Marsh: a one-room, one-man Cotswolds institution crammed with Wellington bomber history from the local… |
Gloucestershire and its aviation
The Jet Age Museum near Gloucester keeps the Gloster story: Meteor F.8 WH364, Javelin FAW.9 XH903 and a Gladiator frame. Aerospace Bristol has Concorde G-BOAF and a Bolingbroke. At Kemble, the British Phantom Group keeps four Phantoms and Britannia XM496. Wellington Aviation at Moreton-in-Marsh is a small museum open on Sundays.
- The Jet Age Museum opens at weekends and some holidays, and runs on donations.
- The Phantom and Britannia site at Kemble opens on open days only; check the group’s Facebook page.
- Wellington Aviation opens on Sundays, 10–4.
Aircraft you can only see in Gloucestershire
Frequently asked
What is the biggest aviation museum in Gloucestershire?
By airframes, the Jet Age Museum, with 15, just ahead of Aerospace Bristol’s 14. Aerospace Bristol is the larger building and has Concorde.
Are there free aviation museums in Gloucestershire?
The Jet Age Museum is free, by donation. Aerospace Bristol’s adult entry is listed at £20.
Can you go inside Concorde at Aerospace Bristol?
Yes, you can board G-BOAF, the last Concorde built and the last to fly.


