Flying on the Ground Part 1 Background In the late 1920s, Edwin Link decided that with flying taking off so to speak there was an opportunity. His father owned the Link Piano and Organ Company so he used his expertise to create a simulator that responded to the pilot’s input by moving the trainer, and […]
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Visit by Blundeston Primary School on 26 Nov 19 In their second visit of the year, Blundeston Primary School came to the Norfolk and Suffolk Aviation Museum on the 26th November 2019. As before the pupils were split into groups to learn about Evacuees, the Home Front, experience the confines of our Anderson Shelter and
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Scout Air Activities Day … Saturday 26th October 2019 saw both our last Scout Air Activities day of the year and our last major event at the Norfolk and Suffolk Aviation Museum. Participants took part in the Scout Association’s Air Activities badge stages two and three. Activities undertaken included learning about weather forecasting, navigation, parts
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