Midland Air Museum Collection

Mr John Berkeley, Chairman of the Midland Air Museum at Coventry Airport, Bagington, pictured with solo flier Sheila Scott after she unveiled a plaque marking the display of a replica of the first

The final flight of Vulcan bomber XL360 in to Coventry Airport, Baginton where it will find a permanent home with the Midland Air Museum after 23 years of service with the Royal Air Force

Jim Titford, John Berkely and Roger Smith of the Midland Aircraft Preservation Society, move a wing, damaged beyond repair, from a De Havilland Rapide

Jim Titford and Gordon Riley of the Midland Aircraft Preservation Society unload the rear fuselage section of a Miles Messenger aircraft with the help of Jacqueline Riley and Roger Smith (behind)

An Old Fairey Gannet aircraft landed at the Midland Air Museum in Coventry, care of a 15 ton crane. The plane came from the Fleet Air Arm Museum at Yeovilton

Astrologer Russell Grant poses in the cockpit of a Lockheed Shooting Star during his visit to the Midland Air Museum at Coventry Airport, Baginton

Mixed emotions for some of the 18 strong workforce which has spent the last twelve months restoring two old air craft at the Midland Air Museum in Coventry Airport, Bagington

A United States Air Force North American F100 Super Sabre jet fighter aircraft pictured on display at the Midland Air Museum at Coventry Airport, Baginton. 21st November 1981

A Boulton Paul P111A, built in Wolverhampton in the late 1940s for research into high speed flight, pictured on display at the Midland Air Museum at Coventry Airport, Baginton. 21st November 1981

A Royal Air Force Gloster Javelin FAW5 fighter and interceptor plane on display at the Midland Air Museum at Coventry Airport, Baginton 21st November 1981

Midland Air Museum Chairman Mr John Berkeley checks on their latest acquisition, a 33 year old De Havilland Dove mini-airliner

The very first British Westland Whirlwind helicopter arrives at its new home at the Midland Air Museum at Coventry Airport

Arrival of a Hawker Hunter jet fighter at Babington Airport in Coventry, the latest recruit for the Midland Air Museum bring the total number of aircraft on show to 14. 29th June 1979

Unveiling of a 1947 Avro Anson at the Midland Air Museum, Coventry Airport, Baginton. Over the years the plane has been prey to vandals whoi smashed the fuselage and ripped of its fabric covering

Chairman of Midland Air Museum John Berkeley presents one of the museums exhibits, A US Army De Havilland Beaver to three German officials from a museum in Berlin

Craft and design pupils at Whitley Abbey School in Coventry at work on their latest project, the assembling of a Turbulent single seater plane for their upcoming Aerolink exhibition

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