Welcome to the Martlesham Heath Aviation Society website.

Martlesham Heath Aviation Society Mission Statement

The Martlesham Heath Aviation Society is dedicated to preserving, celebrating, and educating the public about the rich aviation history of Martlesham Heath. We are committed to:

  • Preservation: Safeguarding and maintaining historical aviation artifacts, documents, and the heritage site of Martlesham Heath.
  • Education: Providing informative and engaging programs, exhibitions, and resources to increase awareness and understanding of aviation history.
  • Community Engagement: Fostering a sense of community by hosting events, lectures, and activities that bring together aviation enthusiasts and the local population.
  • Inspiration: Honouring the pioneering spirit of past aviators to inspire future generations in the field of aviation.

Through these efforts, we aim to honour the legacy of Martlesham Heath's significant contributions to aviation and ensure its stories continue to inspire and educate.

 

We also run a programme of monthly talks and can provide guided visits. We're always looking for new members, volunteers and supporters.

Please come and visit us or get in contact!

MHAS recognise the contribution of many people and organisations in building and maintaining the Society.  Special thanks to those who allow us to use photographs including Richard E Flagg @UK Airfields, Ross Whitaker and Little Friends. 

News

2024 Open Day

A great day out for members, friends, families and our supporters on the 8th September to enjoy our 2024 Open Day!

MHAS Open Day 2024 Prize Winners

After a successful and enjoyable Open Day on the 8th September, we're pleased to publish the list of the winners from our raffle on the day, with many fantastic prizes available and with thanks to our friends and sponsors who provided them.

New MHAS Museum Facebook page now available

To keep you up to date with what's happening in and around the Museum, plus related interesting information and pictures, we've created a new Martlesham Heath Control Tower Museum Facebook page.

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