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05\/03\/2021 – Update from NASAM …<\/span><\/h1>\n

News from the Chairman
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The recent positive news from the government about being able to reopen has set the museum trustees working out what we can do and when. The rules say that outside attractions and non-essential shops can be opened from Monday 12th April. We asked ourselves the question of whether people would come purely for the outside areas of the museum, and concluded that there was only one way to find out, open up and see.<\/p>\n

Thus the museum will be open from Sunday 18th April, initially only on Sundays, once we see the reaction we hope to open more days too. We do intend to open on Monday 3rd May as well.<\/p>\n

We are allowed to serve teas and coffees on a takeaway basis, so these will be available from a kiosk outside.<\/p>\n

Obviously, we can not open the buildings up, but we can open the hangar door fully so that people can see inside. It is also our intention to move some of the rarely seen exhibits outside on open days weather permitting. Watch this blog for further details of what will be on display.<\/p>\n

The various trailers will be on outside display as is usual during the spring, summer and autumn days. These include the Civil Defence Office<\/strong><\/span> (shown in the Photo Gallery<\/strong> below, also included is a photo of the Eurowing Goldwing<\/strong>,<\/span> one of the exhibits which we might move outside.<\/p>\n

The plans are that the museum will be open on:<\/p>\n