The Army Flying Museum in Middle Wallop is delighted to announce that local company Andover Norton International has pledged its support for the Wallop Wheels and Wings fundraising event, taking place on Saturday, 12 July 2025.
Founded in 1977, Andover Norton International is home to the largest stock of Norton motorcycle parts in the world, supplying factory spare parts for Norton Commandos, Dominators, and other classic models. Their involvement in this year’s Wallop Wheels and Wings is a perfect fit, as the event aims to expand its motorcycle display and cavalcade alongside an already record-breaking number of car exhibitors.
Karl Smith, Managing Director of Andover Norton International, shared his excitement about the partnership:
“We’re incredibly proud to partner with the Army Flying Museum for their Wallop Wings and Wheels 2025 event. As a local business based in Andover, who’re connected to a classic British motorcycle brand, it felt like a perfect affiliation. We can’t wait to attend and showcase some of our own incredible Classic Norton collection and see the vehicles on display on the day.”
A Growing Event for 2025
The partnership comes as great news for the Army Flying Museum, which continues to go from strength to strength following a record-breaking year of visitor numbers and a Silver Award for Small Visitor Attraction of the Year at the Beautiful South Awards.
Lucy Johnson, Chief Executive of the Army Flying Museum, highlighted the significance of the event:
“Wallop Wheels and Wings is our main fundraising event for the charity and now, in its fifth year, we hope it will be bigger and better than ever. It is fantastic to have secured Andover Norton as a sponsor this year to develop the motorcycle element of the event and we are delighted to be working with them and can’t wait to see the array of Norton bikes on display.”
What to Expect at Wallop Wheels and Wings
The 2025 event promises an impressive lineup of classic and supercars, motorcycles, and aircraft, offering plenty for aviation and motor enthusiasts. A small number of air display elements will take place throughout the day.
For those looking for more than just motors, there will be:
- An artisan trader village with over 40 stalls selling arts, crafts, food, and drink.
- A brand-new speaker’s tent, featuring talks on military history.
- Family-friendly activities, including mini go-karts, circus skills, pedal planes, mini tanks, face painting, and interactive craft stations.
With Wallop Wheels and Wings 2025 shaping up to be the biggest yet, attendees can look forward to a fun-filled day for all ages.
Get Your Tickets
For more information or to book tickets, visit Army Flying Museum – Wallop Wheels and Wings 2025