You find it at the entrance of the Nissan factory. It can be easily reached by bus from Newcastle.
This is one of the first items you see when you follow the big signs "aircraft museum"
A German tram at the museum entrance. by Robbies pictures, on Flickr
After paying 5 pounds entrance, walk around, get amazed, talk with volunteers and leave with a
An Argentine Pucara with the wing stored to gain space by Robbies pictures, on Flickr
an ex French air Force F100 by Robbies pictures, on Flickr
Hidden behind a lot of vehicles a new looking Sea Venom can be found by Robbies pictures, on Flickr
A Greek Thunderstreak by Robbies pictures, on Flickr
The F86K Sabre by Robbies pictures, on Flickr
poor lookingTrident will have a new paint in a nearby future. Inside everething has been renewed and can be visited after the paint job. by Robbies pictures, on Flickr
bad shape Vulcan by Robbies pictures, on Flickr
BAC Lightning by Robbies pictures, on Flickr
The museum will expand in the next two-three years. As the neighbour transport museum closed due to financial reasons, the aircraft museum offert to store their collection.
That caused an impressive storage problem, making the museum looking... special
A volunteer told that the nearby meadow will become part of the museum.
Then there will be space for more buildings and it will be possible to re-organize the collection in special transport, military vehicles and aircraft departments.
Meanwhile they continue to restore the aircraft. And they do that very well as you can see.