This list of aircraft at the Royal Air Force Museum Midlands summarises the collection of aircraft that is housed at the Royal Air Force Museum Midlands.
| Type | Identity | Markings | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XM497 | 497 "Schedar" | Former civil aircraft G-AOVF bought by the Museum in 1984 and painted to represent XM497 of Royal Air Force Air Support Command | ||
| L-866 | Royal Danish Air Force | |||
| XG225 | No. 237 Squadron RAF | |||
| XF426 | ||||
| XS709 | M | No. 3 Flying Training School RAF | ||
| XV249 | RAF Wyton 1974-1995 wears RAF Wyton station crest | No. 51 Squadron RAF | ||
| XM351 | Y | |||
| XN714 | RAE Bedford | |||
| XV202 | ||||
| 204 | V | Royal Netherlands Navy | ||
| XD145 | A&AEE, RPE Westcott | |||
| XX765 | ACT | Active Control Technology | ||
| XR808 | 95th Anniversary 1917-2012 |
| Type | Identity | Markings | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XR220 | One of two complete airframes remaining | |||
| N1671 | EW-D | No. 307 (Polish) Squadron RAF | ||
| Bristol M.1c replica | C4994 | No. 150 Squadron RAF | ||
| ZF534 | EAP | Experimental Aircraft Programme, BAe | ||
| WG777 | Fairey Delta | A&AEE | ||
| K8042 | ||||
| n/a | ||||
| K4972 | No. 2 Flying Training School RAF at RAF Brize Norton | |||
| LF738 | Coded UH-A | |||
| XS695 | 5 | RAE Bedford | ||
| 10639 | Black 6 | Luftwaffe in North Africa | ||
| N5182 | Royal Naval Air Service | |||
| Sopwith 1½ Strutter Replica | A8226 | No. 45 Squadron RFC | ||
| K9942 | Coded SD-D | No. 52 Operational Training Unit RAF |
| Type | Identity | Markings | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RF398 | No. 151 Squadron RAF at RAF Watton | |||
| L8756 | XD-E | Restored as a Bristol Blenheim | ||
| TA639 | AZ-E | No. 3 Civilian Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit RAF Unit markings of Guy Gibson's last flight in a Mosquito XX on 19 September 1944 | ||
| T6296 | ||||
| VP746 | SM + AK | Air Ministry | ||
| 733685 | Luftwaffe "Mistel" combination aircraft | |||
| PR536 | OQ-H | Indian Air Force and RAF | ||
| 360043 | EV | Luftwaffe - One of only two intact Ju-88s, captured with pilot Herbert Schmid, when he landed at Aberdeen on 9 May 1943, allowing nightfighter radar to be studied. | ||
| VK893 | Yellow 4 | Luftwaffe | ||
| 420430 | 3U + CC | RAE | ||
| MF628 |
| Type | Identity | Markings | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WS843 | J | No. 264 Squadron RAF | ||
| TS798 | Union Jack | |||
| XB812 | No. 93 Squadron RAF | |||
| KN645 | Transport Command | |||
| XH171 | U | No. 39 Squadron RAF | ||
| XG337 | ||||
| 74-0177 | LN 177 | United States Air Force - 492d Fighter Squadron, RAF Lakenheath | ||
| XA564 | ||||
| TG511 | 511 | |||
| XH672 | "Maid Marion" | No. 55 Squadron RAF | ||
| XL568 | No. 74 Squadron RAF | |||
| XM598 | No. 44 Squadron RAF - Part of Operation Black Buck in 1982, a cabin pressurization issue caused it to return to base, it stayed in reserve for the remainder of the Falklands War. | |||
| 1120 | Polish Air Force | |||
| 503 | Hungarian Air Force | |||
| XL993 | ||||
| XR371 | Enceladus 371 | No. 53 Squadron RAF | ||
| 68-8284 | 8284 | United States Air Force | ||
| XD818 | Part of No. 49 Squadron RAF and flown by Kenneth Hubbard at Malden Island in the Pacific during Operation Grapple in 1957, when it dropped the first British hydrogen bomb.[5] |
| Type | Identity | Markings | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XP411 | No. 6 Flying Training School RAF at RAF Finningley | |||
| TX214 | Royal Air Force Transport Command | Metropolitan Communication Squadron RAF at RAF Hendon | ||
| XZ997 | Falklands Exhibition | |||
| ZA718 | BN | Bravo November Falklands Exhibition | ||
| G-ACGL | ||||
| WP912 | used by the Duke of Edinburgh for flight training Aberdeen University Air Squadron | |||
| G-APAS | B.O.A.C | |||
| VP952 | No. 207 Squadron RAF at RAF Northolt | |||
| G-AIZE | United States Army Air Forces | |||
| G-EBMB | ||||
| XS639 | No. 32 Squadron RAF | |||
| XD674 | Hunting Aircraft | |||
| WV746 | No. 60 Squadron RAF at RAF Wildenrath | |||
| G-AEEH | ||||
| T9708 wears T9707 | ||||
| WV562 | P-C | No. 1 Flying Training School RAF at RAF Syerston | ||
| XX654 | 3 | Central Flying School at RAF Cranwell | ||
| XX496 | No. 45 Squadron RAF | |||
| Supermarine Spitfire Replica | RG904 | Made for TV Programme | ||
| WL679 | M | Royal Aircraft Establishment | ||
| XR525 | G | No. 72 Squadron RAF |
| Type | Identity | Former location | Markings/Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WE600 | Hangar 1 | 1956 Commonwealth Trans-Antarctic Expedition - to Midland Air Museum | ||
| WZ744 | Test Flight | Gifted to Avro Heritage Museum | ||
| XW418 | Hangar 1 | |||
| WL732 | Hangar 1 | |||
| XF926 | Test Flight | Company Test Aircraft | ||
| XJ918 | Hangar 1 | Gifted to the Ulster Aviation Society | ||
| WA346 | Stored | Gifted to the Hunter Fighter Collection New South Wales | ||
| J1704 | War in the Air | Swiss Air Force | ||
| WG760 | Test Flight | RAE | ||
| ZD485 (A-515) | War in the Air | Former Argentine Air Force | ||
| 100503 | War in the Air | Luftwaffe then RAE Farnborough | ||
| XK724 | War in the Air | Gifted to the Midland Air Museum | ||
| WA634 | Test Flight | Gifted to the Ulster Aviation Society | ||
| WK935 | Test Flight | Institute of Aviation Medicine - to Newark Air Museum | ||
| G-AFAP | Hangar 1 | Gifted to Kent Battle of Britain Museum | ||
| 16336 | War in the Air | Japanese | ||
| 191614 | War in the Air | RAE | ||
| 5439 | War in the Air | Allied Technical Air Intelligence Unit, South East Asia | ||
| 44-73415 | War in the Air | Gifted to the Hunter Fighter Collection in New South Wales | ||
| XX946 | War in the Air | |||
| WG768 | Test Flight | ETPS | ||
| G-AJOV | Hangar 1 | |||
| n/a | War in the Air | RAE, RPRE Westcot |