Bomber County and the engine rooms. Lincolnshire flew the Lancasters; the Midlands built the engines, trained the crews and now stores the V-bombers. Between Cosford, Newark and East Kirkby this is the densest concentration of serious metal in Britain.
This regional hub lists every gazetteer station in Midlands & Lincolnshire with entry prices and airframe counts. Use Start here for the collections that draw the most search demand, then open any museum page for opening times, tickets, inventory and visitor notes. Cross-check the best aviation museums guide or the 2027 airshow calendar if you are planning a weekend.
Command MI · 22 stations · last verified 2026-09-30. Figures are gazetteer survey snapshots — confirm hours before travel.
How many aviation museums are in Midlands & Lincolnshire?
The gazetteer records 22 public aviation museums, heritage centres and preserved airfield collections in Midlands & Lincolnshire.
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How many aviation museums are there in Midlands & Lincolnshire?
The gazetteer lists 22 open aviation museums, heritage centres and airfield collections in Midlands & Lincolnshire.
What is the biggest aviation museum in Midlands & Lincolnshire?
By aircraft listed, Newark Air Museum, with 95 airframes in the gazetteer inventory.
Are there free aviation museums in Midlands & Lincolnshire?
Yes: 7 museums admit adults free or for a donation, including Chetton Heritage Museum, Cranwell Aviation Heritage Museum, King's Cliffe Airfield Museum.
Browse the full map on the Aviation Gazetteer, every type on charge in the Compendium, or free & donation museums.


