National Museum of Flight Concorde

National Museums Scotland

Plan your visit

Navigate your way to the National Museum of Flight!

  • The National Museum of Flight is based at East Fortune Airfield, East Lothian which is just 20 miles from Edinburgh.
  • The airfield itself is steeped in history and in 1919 the R34 Airship took off from East Fortune to make the first east-west transatlantic flight.
  • A visit to our Fortunes of War exhibition will tell you the story of those who were based at East Fortune.
  • Hangar 4 is home to Concorde G-BOAA, the first of the British Airways Concorde fleet to fly commercially.
  • Visit our hangars and get close up and personal with our military and civil aviation collection.
  • Find out how flight has changed transport and discover some of the most amazing stories and machines in the world!

How to find us

East Fortune Airfield
East Lothian, EH39 5LF

Tel: 0131 247 4238

 

Opening times

Open weekends only
Nov-March 10:00-16:00

Open 7 days a week
Apr-Oct 10:00-17:00

Christmas & New Year

Open weekend 18-19 December and closed until 8 January 2011.

Admission

Adult: £9.00;
Concessions: £7.00;
Child 12 and under: free
National Museums Scotland Members: free
Concorde Audio Guide: £1.00

Ticket prices include Concorde boarding passes.

National Museums Scotland is a charity and our admission prices include a 10% voluntary contribution through Giftaid.