Aircraft Restoration Company

An excellent piece of Duxford heritage, where you can see aircraft being totally restored to Flying Conditions; therefore is a must on Duxford IWM visit, especially on Air Display days.

I enjoyed this museum, it did feel quite expensive for admission, but I guess the maintenance charges are high.

WOW, I'm drooling again just thinking how amazing this place is!!!Awww the smell of aviation fuel, hydraulic fluid and old leather & metal.....heaven for aircraft enthusiasts.An absolute MUST VISIT" whilst at IWM Duxford!!!!!"

Thank goodness these guys are skilled to keep and maintain our flying heritage. Good visit had.

We had a private visit arranged for us, our son has been diagnosed with a brain tumor, and through word of mouth the visit was arranged, a lovely man called John Romain who owns the ARC said we could come down, we were shown around by a Pilot called Jon Gowdy and also a lady called Lisa Waterfield, nothing was to much trouble while on the tour. At one point we met John Romain, he dashing out and apologised for his fleeting chat, but in the time we stood talking he was a very pleasant man, and made a fuss of our son. The whole experience was brilliant. The place is a working environment, but care was taken by the staff yo get us in and around the areas and some of the plane's. I cannot say enough positive things about this Company. Amazing time, Amazing place and really Friendly Amazing people. ❤Dream makers❤

Part of the Duxford Museum we had a great day investigating the various exhibits and viewing some of the earlier flying machines. Fascinating and enjoyable day all round.....just watch out for the gift shop, its a tad pricey!

Not open to the public , a world wide renown company dedicated to restoring and operating vintage aircraft

Well worth the visit if only their was more time you need a full day to take everything in....

If you love planes. This is a mecca for you. Civil or military, It's all here. This place is massive. So if you only have a day, best start early.