Keeping alive the proud heritage of Army Aviation

Heritage and commemoration
Public display and engagement
Veteran support
Important News
We are currently expanding our team of volunteers (less Engineers). If you are interested in joining HAAF, please contact us.
Historic Army Aircraft Flight
HAAF is a volunteer organisation with a rich heritage in Army Aviation.
The Historic Army Aircraft Flight (HAAF) is a registered charity based at Middle Wallop in Hampshire and home to the Army Air Corps‘ fixed and rotary wing historic aircraft. Our fleet of aircraft are flown and supported by volunteers from all walks of life including a fair proportion of ex-Military AAC and REME personnel. The HAAF aircraft are regular visitors to many major displays and events and can also be seen locally conducting fly-pasts for occasions such as Remembrance Day.
Recent Posts
Angle brackets, hinged clasp assembly, battery and assorted rubber strips ready for mocking up the fit. First mock-up Paint and rubber pads applied Hinged cover attached and the over-centre clasp installed. Next step, having made two battery mounting kits, was to pass the bits onto our resident Fixed-Wing-Aircraft Avionic-Systems-Installation and Modification Team (FWAASIMT) – Guy Musgrove. Guy is constructing and…
In 1942 when our Auster Mk1 was manufactured, there was only one aim and that was to fully support the war effort. The aircraft were simple, the mission straightforward and back then, technology only had a small part to play in operating safely and effectively. The cockpit dashboard pictured below shows there was just enough instrumentation for the pilot to…
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HAAF
We operate from the Army Aviation Centre in Middle Wallop. Please contact us for more details.