Description
Airworld Aviation Museum is an aviation attraction located at Caernarfon Airport in North Wales. It is set on an active airfield and allows visitors to explore important moments in British aviation history. The museum offers a close-up experience with historic aircraft and aviation heritage.
The museum displays iconic aircraft including the Hawker Hunter, D.H. Vampire and the only T2 BAe Harrier remaining worldwide. Other exhibits include the Hawker Siddeley T-Bird, Hawker Sea Hawk, Westland Whirlwind and Bristol Sycamore. Sections of the museum also cover the creation of the RAF Mountain Rescue Service and the wartime airfields of North Wales.
Admission prices are £7.00 for adults, £5.00 for pensioners, and £5 for under 16s, with a Family ticket (2 adults, 2 children) at £20. Annual passes are available at £28 for adults, £20 for senior/child, and £70 for families.
Overall, Airworld Aviation Museum offers a unique and educational experience for aviation fans and families. Its rare aircraft and historical displays make it a memorable visit. With free on-site parking and a reopened café, it is a convenient and enjoyable place to explore aviation history.
Features
- Paid
- Host birthday parties: No
Features
Airworld Aviation Museum offers the opportunity to get close up to some historic aircraft. Set on an active airfield, the museum houses iconic machines such as the Hawker Hunter, D.H. Vampire, along with the only T2 BAe Harrier remaining worldwide. Part of the museum is devoted to the creation of the RAF Mountain Rescue Service, started here at RAF Llandwrog in 1942, whilst other sections describe the wartime airfields of North Wales.
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