Access to cockpit

WE168 was scrapped in 1990 and the interior stripped of instruments and equipment. The salvaged items were bought by Flixton and a replica nose built to display them.

Access inside cockpit

This aircraft, G-BDVS, used to serve with Air Anglia then Air UK from Norwich, usually on the Norwich to Amsterdam route. The cockpit section is complete with most instruments.

Our Gnat is a cockpit procedures trainer built by Boulton Paul to train pilots in the start up and emergency procedures. Do you think that you can start a cold war jet? This cockpit is on our aircraft tour and you can sit in the jet to get that authentic pilot experience.

Sit in the cockpit and experience the RAFs frontline fighter from the 1950s until the 1990s
Access to the cockpit is via a stepped platform.

This aircraft, XP743 flew with several RAF Squadrons including 56 Squadron from RAF Wattisham in whose colopurs it is displayed. The cockpit section is almost complete and we are sourcing more instruments and controls regularly.

Sit in the cockpit of this naval jet fighter as part of our cockpit tours.
Access is via a small set of steps.

The Sea Hawk was used by the Fleet Air Arm in the early cold war period. Many similarities can be seen with Hawker’s later Hunter used by the RAF.