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V.E. Day FLY IN...Saturday May 10

BULLDOG T.1 DH CHIPMUNK PIPER SUPER CUB BEAGLE PUP AUSTER J.2 ARROWAUSTER AOP.9 AUSTER MK.III HUSKY FLOAT PLANE MARCHETTI CASA 1-131E JUNGMANYAK-52 SLINGSBY FIREFLY DH CHIPMUNK/BOEING STEARMAN EXTRA300 VANS RV-8MILES M.8 MESSENGER
After the success of last year's fly-in, this year's effort will be even bigger and better. To commemorate V.E. day, some fantastic aircraft will be dropping in to the airport, with an opportunity to get up close. Below is a list of some of the aircraft that have now confirmed - but please do note that all events are subject to weather conditions. Doors open at 09:00 hours, with aircraft coming and going as they please. The last departure will take place around 16:30 hours. We do have a small "RESERVE" list in case any do cancel upon the event date.
The aircraft may land if they wish for the public to view and there is a small landing fee.
There will either be a barbeque on the day or the Airport Café has promised some culinary delights.
We would love for you to participate in, what we are hoping, will become a regular fundraising event for a well-deserving cause. The Welsh Air Ambulance attends 1000s of emergencies yearly and would be grateful for your support.
New for 2024 - Audio Tour
Around the museum, you will now find posters showing scannable QR code links to audio descriptions of the exhibits. Simply point your phone or tablet at the code to listen to fascinating details of the aircraft.
June 2023 - the museum featured in a video by 'North Wales Boats and Planes'.
New for 2023 - Flight Simulator
We can now offer the chance to fly around Caernarfon Airport - without leaving the ground! Built around the 'Prepar3d' system, this flight sim allows you to choose to fly a range of aircraft.
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2024 - Please note that the flight simulator is only available on Mondays & Tuesdays, and that we hope to make it available on more weekdays.

Wales & the Battle of Britain - touring exhibition August 2022:
Created to commemorate the Welsh contribution to the turning point of WWII, the Wales and the Battle of Britain Touring Exhibition was created by the RAF’s Air Historical Branch (Dr Lynsey Shaw) together with Air Commodore Adrian Williams, Air Officer Wales, and his team. Consisting of informative display boards and a video, the exhibition has been touring Wales and will be on display in the museum from Thursday August 25 until Tuesday August 30.