The Scout was one of the early fighter aircraft of the First World War and became the first wheeled landplane to take off from a moving ship.

The Magister or 'Maggie', as it was nicknamed, was used to train Royal Air Force pilots during the 1930s, with around 700 in service at the outbreak of World War 2.

Discover the aviation history on your doorstep with our interactive map which charts the many museums and places of interest located across the United Kingdom. Dedicated to not only the UK's own heritage but to the many aircraft and service personnel from around the world who have been based here from 1914 upto the Cold War.

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