40 Minute Biplane Sightseeing Tour of Cambridge for One

Recreate the thrill of early air travel with a flight in one of Britain's best loved pre-war aircraft, the de Havilland Dragon Rapide biplane. Taking off from the IWM Duxford, fly north to Cambridge, enjoying magnificent views from 1,500 feet. See the glorious spires and quads of Cambridge University, the meandering River Cam, Newmarket Racecourse, the stunning Gothic architecture of Ely Cathedral and the open country of The Fens. Enjoy free entry into the IWM Duxford and half price entry for any guests – it's Europe's premier aviation museum, spread over 85 acres and housing a magnificent collection of classic planes.

Key Info

• Availability Description

  This voucher is valid for one person. Available selected Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, March–October. All dates are subject to availability.

• Participant Guidelines

  Minimum age: 16 years. Maximum weight: 20 stone. Depending on ability, disabled customers are welcome, but personal helpers must be on hand to assist the passenger in and out of the aircraft.

• Weather

  All flights are weather dependent and subject to suitable flying conditions – if a flight has to be cancelled it will be rebooked for an alternative date. It is essential to call the venue after 8.30am on the morning of the flight for a weather check before setting off.

• Duration Detail

  The flight lasts approximately 40 minutes. Please arrive 45 minutes before the allotted start time, or call the venue if delayed.

• Numbers On The Day

  A maximum of eight passengers will be on board. The museum is very popular and can get busy on summer weekends and school holidays.

• Dress Code

  Sunglasses are recommended all year round. If you have a camera and/or a pair of binoculars, bring them along.

• Other Info

  Our vouchers are flexible and may be used to select and book an experience from our range via our website. Please take the booking confirmation on the day in order to guarantee participation. Please note that all spectators must pay to enter the museum to be able to watch the take-off.