The Memorial Flight is a non-profit organisation formed in 1988 which aims to preserve French and European aeronautical heritage. Thanks to a close partnership with the Musée de l'Air et de l'espace

Aviation Museum based at Toulouse (France)

Aviation Museum based at Montélimar (France)

The OFMC was formed in 1981 by Ray and Mark Hanna with the intention of preserving and maintaining rare vintage aircraft in airworthy condition. At the heart of the company's policy is the commitment to display the aircraft in a manner that emulates as closely and safely as possible the roles for which they were originally designed.

The Fighter Collection operates, rebuilds and maintains Europe's largest collection of airworthy WWII aircraft and is based at Duxford

The association "Duke of Brabant Air Force" was founded in 1988 by four gentlemen, for many years engaged as aviation enthusiasts. They concluded that time for action had come and found the Duke of Brabant willing to give his name to a historical air force

The Real Aeroplane Company was founded in 1989 by Tony 'Taff' Smith as the operating company of his airstrip on the former World War two bomber base at Breighton, near Selby. It had been Taff's dream to establish a flying group where like minded individuals could operate their 'Real' aeroplanes away from the pressures of normal aero club flying, in addition, he needed an operating base for his own growing collection of veteran aeroplanes - Breighton was the ideal setting.