The South Yorkshire Aircraft Museum is a museum in the city of Doncaster. It has been in its current location since 1999, when the last remaining buildings of the former RAF Doncaster were vacated. Today the South Yorkshire Aircraft Museum houses an extensive collection of aircraft and helicopter models from the early years of flight to the present day. From biplanes flown at the 1909 Doncaster Airshow (the first airshow held in the UK) to fast military jets like the Harrier and Meteor and light civilian aircraft seen around the world. The collection holds unique aircraft also in how they are maintained and preserved. In addition to the planes, cockpits are also on display and interactive exhibits are organized all year round.