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See the spectacular sights of Cambridge, Ely and Newmarket from the air!
This superb sightseeing flight will let you take a unique aerial perspective on the ancient city of Cambridge. On departing you will fly north at around 1500ft before reaching the city and taking in its breathtaking spires, the pinnacles of King’s College Chapel and the River Cam, flowing gently through the gardens of the university. Then you will fly on to see the Romanesque cathedral at Ely and the famous racetrack at Newmarket before returning to Duxford to explore the museum.
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Location
Departs Duxford, Cambridgeshire (South East)
Agenda
On arrival at the Imperial War Museum you will have a pre-flight briefing before taking off on your 40 minute sightseeing flight over Cambridge , Ely and Newmarket . On returning, your voucher entitles you to free entry to the museum, and any accompanying spectators pay just half price. Please note that spectators must pay to enter the museum to be able to watch the flight take off. Refreshment facilities are available on site.
Notes
Your voucher is valid for 10 months. You must pre-book a date for your experience. This voucher is for one person only. Over 16s only. This flight takes place every weekend and most Wednesdays between March and October. Weight limit is 20 stone. This voucher entitles the holder to free entry to the Imperial War Museum Duxford. All flights are weather dependent and therefore subject to suitable flying conditions. It is essential to call the centre before you set off on the day, to check that your flight will be going ahead. If a flight has to be cancelled it will be rebooked for an alternative datePlease note that spectators must pay to enter the museum to be able to watch the flight take off. Refreshment facilities are available on site.
Harry Sharp, Chesterton
My brother paints models of vintage planes but has never actually been in one so his wife and I teamed up and bought him your Dragon Rapide Flight over Cambridge for his 40th. We didn't tell him where we were going and when we arrived at the Imperial War Museum and took him over to the Dragon Rapide and told him he was flying in it, he was so excited! The actual flight lasted 40 minutes which was long enough I reckon and his entrance to the war museum was free.
Martha Darlington,
We won't be forgetting our flight in a long while. The scenery itself was beautiful, all the Cambridgeshire countryside we were flying over including the university and Ely's magnificent cathedral. By far the most memorable part was getting to fly up in a wartime aircraft. The plane was incredible - a real piece of history.
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