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Celebrate at the Wight Aviation Museum this weekend this incredible innovation, designed and built on the Isle of Wight in the 1950s
Wight Aviation Museum
The Wight Aviation Museum (WAM) is currently based in a hangar at Sandown Airport, and when it opens to the public will showcase the Isle of Wight’s rich aviation history through the people that made it happen, together with relevant artefacts.
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The team worked really hard to create an interesting and nostalgic display with the giant plan on the green, the 'Princess' display in the museum and more information, pictures and videos in the 'Ops Room' which resulted in an interesting weekend out
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On World Mental Health Day and in Celebrating Age Month, Isle of Wight author, Michael Lilley, announces the launch of Papa Owl and Rocket the Dog’s Big Flying Adventure.
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Get ready to discover the fascinating history of aviation and real-life stories at the Wight Aviation Museum's 2023 Season Opening, featuring new displays and a virtual flight simulator
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Creative Island Director explores Isle of Wight's rich aviation history at Wight Aviation Museum
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If you forgot to pop over to the Wight Aviation Museum on Saturday for the grand launch, there is still time to enjoy the opening weekend festivities on Sunday
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Festive atmosphere at Men in Sheds Festival, with arts and music, and aviation history
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The Wight Aviation Museum were not alone in sustaining damage due to Storm Eunice, but prompt action by volunteers helped avert further disaster
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On 28th October it will be 50 years since Black Arrow launched the Prospero satellite. Thanks to the NaShers, you'll be able to see a replica of it at the Wight Aviation Museum
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Your help is needed to secure this icon of engineering excellence for British aviation heritage and bring the original Cushioncraft CC7 back to the Isle of Wight.
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This free event taking place on Saturday, Sunday and Monday features lots to see and do with the family.
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You can buy your copy of the latest Papa Owl book written by Michael Lilley and illustrated by Helen Stiles, whilst taking part in a rocket-making activity at the Youth Zone of the Isle of Wight Literary Festival.
