The National Museum of Flight is East Lothian’s five star visitor attraction.

Our family friendly museum offers something for everyone.

View our collection of over 50 aircraft from Spitfire to Comet, Vulcan to Tornado, not forgetting Scotland’s only Concorde and the UK’s only Boeing 707 cockpit and cabin.

Children can get to grips with flight in our interactive Fantastic Flight gallery. Fly an airship, test your navigation skills and make the best paper planes.

The history of the airfield on which the museum stands is also revealed through personal stories and artefacts dating from the First World War to today.

Throughout the year join us for events including our annual Airshow, make and take workshops, land train tours and supersonic science shows.

What are you waiting for? No matter what the weather with 7 indoor spaces and acres of outdoor fun including an assault course the National Museum of Flight will keep your whole family entertained.

The National Museum of Flight has an onsite cafe serving soups, rolls, teas, coffees and cakes. Picnics are welcome, but no hot barbecues or gas stoves.

The Aviator Cafe offers a range of products suitable for vegetarians and those with allergies. Please ask staff for details.

The National Museum of Flight shop sells a variety of imaginative flight related gifts. From model planes to books and kites to pencils.

Disabled toilets and baby changing facilities are available.

The Aviator Café does not sell baby food, but is able to heat food on request.

The National Museum of Flight is on the B1347. Follow the A1 towards Berwick Upon Tweed and turn off at the exits marked Haddington. The museum is accessible by bus service 121 which runs between North Berwick and Haddington. The nearest train station is North Berwick.

Disabled friendly Child friendly Free parking (charges may apply on event days) Arrive early to get the most from your visit There are no cash machines on site, but cards are accepted Free wheelchair hire and adapted toilets available. Assistance dogs welcome. Most display areas are at ground level. The Concorde Experience is fully accessible with a virtual tour for those unable to board.

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