The Helicopter Museum
Conservation


 


The Helicopter Museum preserves its collections "in perpetuity" – not just for now, but forever.

The Helicopter Museum has three main objectives when working on the helicopters in the collection:

To retain the aircraft’s originality and authenticity
To save the aircraft for future years
To prepare the aircraft for exhibition

Conservation work on the aircraft is carried out entirely by volunteers in their spare time. The work is rewarding and the museum undertakes to provide small and large projects to fit in with the needs of the volunteers.

A number of conservation projects are currently in progress including the Bristol Belvedere, with new projects being planned all the time.

 
How can You help ?

Do you recognise any of the following attributes in yourself ?

An Interest in Aviation.
Looking to meet people with the same interest.
Spare time - Week Days or Weekends.
Previous experience working in aviation.
Keen interest in history.

We are always looking for new volunteers and if you feel that you could play a part in a conservation team then get in touch.


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The Conservation Manager
The Helicopter Museum
Locking Moor Road
Weston-super-Mare
Somerset,
BS24 8PP
England

Tel. 01934-635227


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