Flying Legends - 11th and 12th July 2009

Flying Legends - two words which instantly evoke the very best of classic aircraft displaying at Duxford in one of the world's most celebrated air shows. The Fighter Collection and the Imperial War Museum are proud to present the 2009 event; another unmissable fusion of power, sounds and nostalgia.

For credit card bookings and information, call the ticket hotline on 01223 499353 (outside the UK call +44 1223 499353).

FLYING LEGENDS 2009 AIR SHOW TICKETS

On the Day:

Adult £29.95
Senior Citizen £24.95
Child £9.95
Concession Rate £9.95

In Advance:

Adult £26.95
Senior Citizen £22.45
Child £8.50
Concession Rate £8.50

For your Tickets Please telephone the TICKET HOTLINE number on:
01223 499353
Or book online at www.iwm.org.uk/duxford

The Imperial War Museum and The Fighter Collection are no longer able to accept cheques.

Gold Pass

Meet your friends and enjoy the spectacular air display from the exclusive comfort of our private enclosure.
Click here to download Gold pass details.

Platinum Pass

Our air show hospitality is a great way to entertain clients or staff with a combination of informal entertainment and superior hospitality for any number of guests, from two to two hundred.

Guests are accommodated in a spacious luxury marquee with a private garden area overlooking the flight line. Benefits include dedicated priority parking, a complimentary souvenir programme and direct access to the flight line walk, as well as a package of top class catering and cash or account bar facilities.

For complete details, please click here to download. Also, please click to download the menu.

The Imperial War Museum

Parking, Dogs and Traffic

Parking for everyone for both days of the show is free. There is plenty of parking both on the main site - and on the north side of the A505 where you will be in amongst the old Duxford station buildings.

Dogs are NOT allowed on the airfield as they pose a real threat to the aircraft, and they are VERY uncomfortable when left in the car all day so please leave them at home.

The Cambridgeshire Police have got the traffic control both in and out of the airfield at both ends of the day down to a fine art, but there may be queues both in parking and in leaving. Please be patient, and follow any directions you may be given. To avoid the worst of the queuing you are advised to arrive early - and to bring some packed tea with you so that your departure is a rather quieter affair than those who rush to leave.