Hosted at the Royal Air Force Museum, London, the two-day conference will present research
that offer new perspectives on military aviation, challenge the accepted historical consensus
and review the powerful legacies of Air Power. The conference will have an interdisciplinary
approach, including papers from history, international relations and defence studies among
other disciplines.
The Conference runs from Thursday 4 September through Friday 5 September, starting at
9am and finishing at 5.30pm on both days.
Location
This hybrid conference will be hosted in-person at the RAF Museum’s London site in the Lecture
Theatre. The cost of attending the conference in-person for both days is £60; this covers
registration, refreshments and lunch for both days.
The RAF Museum is making up to one third of the Conference tickets available at a concession
price of £40. Concession tickets are intended for students, retired delegates and those who
define themselves as being on a limited budget. Registration is required via Digitickets.
As the Conference commences before the Museum’s standard opening time, we ask attendees
to enter via the low gate which connects the main car park to the outdoor space in front of
Hangars 3, 4 and 5.
Livestream
In order to make the event accessible to a wide audience, The full event will be livestreamed on
Crowdcast for free. The Conference will also be available to watch back in its entirety
afterwards. If you wish to support the Museum you can donate directly through Crowdcast.
To attend virtually, register via Crowdcast.
Programme
Details of the programme, and how to get tickets, are available on the RAF Museum website.
Please note that changes in circumstances may require the programme to be altered; please
consult the programme to see the start time for each session.