The royal air force museum is proud to offer not only a wide variety of versatile spaces but also an experienced events team who are on hand to work with you from your initial enquiry right through the end of your event. The royal air force museum is able to offer seven dedicated event spaces available during the day, including a tiered lecture theatre that seats 220 people, a spacious exhibition room with 480sqm of uninterrupted floor space and smaller meeting rooms for away days and board meetings. Delegates attending daytime meetings are welcome to look around the museum during their breaks and we can even offer tour guides, quiz sheets and the chance to have a go in our flight simulator as part of your day. In addition to this, the aircraft halls themselves are available to hire in the evening for dinners, receptions and parties where guests can enjoy their bubbly next to famous aircraft from the spitfire and hurricane - actual aircraft that flew in the battle of britain - to the harrier jump jet and eurofighter typhoon. The events team does not just offer the space but also an all-round service, from helping to organise catering and entertainment to providing tours and arranging off-site accommodation. Nothing is too much trouble and we get as involved in the planning as you would like us to be. We work closely with our clients and we would never promise something we cannot deliver. As such, our feedback forms show that 83% of our clients rate the success of their event as 'excellent', located only 20 minutes from euston with a tube station within walking distance (colindale), as well as being close to major road links - the m1, m25, a1(m), a406 and with a large car park (which is free to delegates), the royal air force museum is in a uniquely accessible position, convenient for guests coming from all directions. The royal air force museum is a charity and all profits made from events contribute directly to the museum. Let your event take off… related articles royal air force museum's big centenary plans! 2 aug 2017 view more articles
