THE PREMIER PROVIDER OF VINTAGE FLIGHT EXPERIENCES IN THE UK

Aero Legends mission is to provide our customers with the opportunity to relive the flight training and flying experiences of Battle of Britain pilots using authentically restored wartime aircraft from that era, including the legendary Supermarine Spitfire.

There are few occasions in history when we can say that the actions of a few changed the destiny, not just of a country but of the world. The Battle of Britain is one of those moments. Great Britain owes a debt of gratitude to the small number of allied pilots that protected our skies during the long summer of 1940 and Aero Legends keeps the memory and knowledge of this period alive for future generations.

Our ever growing fleet of aircraft are maintained to the highest standards and their histories are set out on this website. All of our customers are fully briefed from an operational and safety perspective prior to their experience flight.

We are proud to have some of the most experienced pilots on these Marques flying for us, many of which have long and successful careers with the RAF including the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight and the Red Arrows.

We pride ourselves on our personal approach to customer service ensuring your family and friends are included in the experience, giving you an experience you’ll never forget. Our customer centric ethos has driven us to invest in a genuine WWII Dispersal Hut from which our experiences are delivered which accommodates the friends and family of our flying guests perfectly.

For many our flights are the experience of a lifetime, the ultimate bucket list experience.

THE PILOTS

At Aero Legends we pride ourselves on the roster of highly skilled and experienced pilots flying our aircraft. Our pilots have carefully selected based on their unparalleled experience on the aircraft we operate to make your flying experience as exciting, enjoyable and safe as possible.

Across our roster of world renowned pilots we have over 3,000 hours in Spitfires and a total of over 40,000 hours in the skies – that’s over 4 years in the air!