RAF Hendon

RAF Hendon was a Royal Air Force station located in North London, operational mainly during World War II. It served as a training and administrative hub for pilots and aircrew, contributing significantly to the UK's aerial defense efforts. The base was also known for its role in developing aircraft technology and tactics. Today, the site is home to the Royal Air Force Museum, which displays historic aircraft and educates visitors about aviation history and the RAF’s contributions. RAF Hendon’s legacy includes its important support in wartime and its preserved aircraft collections that celebrate Britain’s aviation heritage.