Aviation Preservation Society of Scotland  

APSS

With a membership of over 100, APSS is a group of aviation enthusiasts helping preserve the history of aviation and associated skills. Over 30 working members are actively involved in various projects.

The group is based at the National Museum of Flight at East Fortune, part of the National Museums of Scotland. As well as working on APSS projects, members are actively involved in supporting museum staff on the Museum's own restoration and conservation projects.

The major APSS project at present is the construction of a new-build Sopwith 1½ Strutter. APSS also manages a Radio and Radar exhibition and a History section.

For more details about the Society and its work click the tabs on the left.

The APSS is independent of the National Museum of Flight and this publication does not reflect the policies or opinion of the Museum. Help and support from the National Museum of Flight is gratefully acknowledged however.

The APSS is a registered charity in Scotland, charity No. SC033307
A member of the British Aviation Preservation Council