Royal Air Force Museum London

Dating back to 1915, the Historic Hangars offer a vast array of world famous aircraft, including the Typhoon and Tornado where guests can enjoy drinks amongst the exhibits, as well as mingling through our Aeronauts Interactive Gallery. The more adventurous can even take a ride with the Red Arrows on our flight simulator, only available before dinner! Dinner can then be served around the Lancaster Bomber, which can accommodate up to 444 people on banqueting round tables.

Named after the founder of the Museum, Sir Dermot Boyle. The Dermot Boyle Wing is a linked location that can be separated into two self contained areas: the Cosford Room and the Locking Room. With 480 square metres of combined floor space the versatility of this wing is endless, restricted only by your imagination, making it an ideal exhibition space for your production launch or exhibition. The larger of the two areas forming the Dermot Boyle Wing, this self contained room has an exceptionally high ceiling of 6m and an unobstructed carpeted floor space of 300 square metres. The Cosford Room provides a blank canvas that is ideally suited for themed events and special presentations. Typical uses are trade shows, exhibitions, product launches, meetings, car clinics and auctions.

The exclusive Milestones of Flight hangar offers exclusive reception and dining opportunities for corporate guests. With an 80ft sculpture swooping over the entrance, "Milestones of Flight" is one of the most dramatic venues available, offering a radical new exhibition celebrating the 100th anniversary of aviation: "Milestones of Flight". Suspended aircraft, split level viewing, touch screen plinths and timeline wall now welcome visitors to the Royal Air Force Museum. Guests can now enjoy champagne receptions overlooking a dramatic display of fighter aircraft, before descending to have dinner underneath the suspended "Eurofighter" for a unique event in a dynamic and atmospheric setting.

The summer of 1940 is forever engrained in our national memory, as are the young men who banded together, from 12 nations, to protect Britain's skies and her people during the aerial conflict that became known as the Battle of Britain. Not only was this battle a desperate struggle against overwhelming odds; the price of failure was no less than the end of freedom and democracy in Europe. This year the Royal Air Force Museum London is offering you the opportunity to raise a toast to 'The Few' and, in the process, help us to maintain the iconic aircraft that flew in the battle. We are offering our Corporate Clients the exclusive opportunity to entertain their guests with a Battle of Britain Champagne Reception surrounded by the very combat aircraft that protected our nation during its darkest days.

Located on the ground floor within easy access to the Lecture Theatre and Historic Hangars the Halton Gallery is a versatile room suitable for conferences, exhibitions, private luncheons and breakout areas. With floor to ceiling windows along one wall allowing plenty of natural daylight for the comfort of your guests the Halton Gallery can fit your specific requirements.

The Lecture Theatre offers tiered seating for up to 224 delegates with fold-down writing tablets and state-of-the-art audio visual equipment. It is available for use during both day and evenings, either on its own or in conjunction with other facilities. With easy access for production crews from the main car park and full technical back-up, the Theatre is capable of hosting large and complex presentations. Control of the audio-visual facilities can be by the speaker at the lectern or from the high level projection room.

The elegant Art Gallery, located on the first floor, is the perfect space to be used as a breakout area for the Lecture Theatre located closeby as part of your conference or meeting.

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