The Aviation Preservation Society of Scotland (APSS) is a volunteer group working at the National Museum of Flight, East Lothian, Scotland. The society is self governing and independent of the
Museum. Since its inception
in 1973 the Society has two principal aims: providing its members with interesting and educational work concerned with the subject of
aviation and to provide the Museum, when
required, with volunteer support.
The Society has around 120 members of which an average of 30 'working' members meet every Wednesday
or Thursday at the National Museum of
Flight. The work carried out by APSS is split between purely APSS projects
and acting as museum volunteers supporting museum restoration/conservation
projects.
Additionally
the APSS assists the museum on special events days, such as the annual
airshow.

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!