The Shuttleworth Collection is a working aviation, automotive and agricultural collection located at Old Warden Aerodrome in Bedfordshire, England.

The collection was founded in 1928 by aviator Richard Ormonde Shuttleworth. While flying a Fairey Battle at night on 2 August 1940, Shuttleworth fatally crashed. His mother, in 1944, formed the Richard Ormonde Shuttleworth Remembrance Trust "for the teaching of the science and practice of aviation and of afforestation and agriculture."

Restoration and maintenance work is carried out by a staff of 12 full-time and many volunteer engineers. These volunteers are all members of the 3,000-strong Shuttleworth Veteran Aeroplane Society (SVAS). These dedicated enthusiasts are crucial to the preservation and restoration of the collection.

In addition to the aircraft, the collection houses a number of vintage and veteran cars. Events include model-flying days, flying proms and events dedicated to British engineering.

The Shuttleworth Collection puts an emphasis on restoring as many aircraft as possible to flying condition, in line with the founder's original intention. There are typically about seven air shows per year, including evening displays and an annual Flying Proms event.

Some of the most notable aircraft in the collection are the five Edwardian aeroplanes, of which one is the oldest British aeroplane still in flying condition. The oldest, with British civil registration G-AANG, is the Bleriot XI (still with original engine), which dates back to 1909; six years after the Wright brothers' aircraft and the world's oldest airworthy aeroplane, the next oldest being, at only three weeks newer by date of manufacture, the Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome's own restored original Bleriot XI (Bleriot factory serial number 56, with civil registration N60094) in the United States.

Type	Date	Identity	Notes
ANEC II	1924	G-EBJO
Avro 504K	1918	G-ADEV	Painted as E3273
Roe IV Triplane	1964	G-ARSG	Replica
Avro Tutor	1933	G-AHSA	Painted as RAF K3241
Avro Anson	1946	G-AHKX	Restored by BAE Systems and donated to the Collection in 2022 after a period of temporary lease.
Blackburn Type D	1912	G-AANI	Oldest airworthy British aeroplane
Blackburn B-2	1936	G-AEBJ	Formerly part of the BAE Systems heritage flight based at Old Warden. Donated to the Collection in 2022.
Blériot XI	1909	G-AANG	World's oldest airworthy aircraft
Bristol Boxkite	1964	G-ASPP	Replica
Bristol F.2b Fighter	1918	G-AEPH	Painted as RAF B1162
Bristol M.1C	1981	G-BWJM	Replica painted as RFC C4918
Comper Swift	1932	G-ACTF
de Havilland DH.51	1924	G-EBIR	Miss Kenya
de Havilland DH.53 Humming Bird	1923	G-EBHX	Crashed on 1 July 2012 killing pilot. Currently being repaired off site.
de Havilland DH.60 Cirrus Moth	1925	G-EBLV	Formerly owned and leased to the Collection by BAE Systems. Donated to the Collection circa 2022.
de Havilland DH.60X Hermes Moth	1928	G-EBWD	This Moth was originally Richard Shuttleworth's own private plane and during its career was extensively modified with an original Cirrus Hermes engine but an x-legged undercarriage and different windshields on the front and rear cockpit.
de Havilland DH.82A Tiger Moth II	1942	G-ANKT	Painted as RAF K2585
de Havilland DH.88 Comet	1934	G-ACSS	Grosvenor House
De Havilland Canada DHC-1 Chipmunk 22	1952	G-BNZC	Painted as RCAF 671
Deperdussin Type A monoplane	1910	G-AANH
Desoutter I	1930	G-AAPZ
English Electric Wren	1923	G-EBNV
Gloster Gladiator I	1937	G-AMRK	Painted as RAF K7985
Hawker Cygnet	1992	G-CAMM	Replica
Hawker Hind	1935	G-AENP	Painted as RAF K5414. Under restoration
Hawker Sea Hurricane Mk.Ib	1939	G-BKTH	Painted as RN Z7015
Hawker Tomtit	1931	G-AFTA	Painted as RAF K1786
Messerschmitt Me 163 Komet		191454	Fuselage mockup with original engine
Mignet HM.14 Flying Flea	1939	G-AEBB	Not airworthy
Miles Magister	1939	G-AJRS	Painted as RAF P6382
Parnall Elf	1932	G-AAIN
Percival Mew Gull	1934	G-AEXF	Alex Henshaw's England - Cape Town racer
Percival Provost T1	1955	G-KAPW	Painted as RAF XF603
Polikarpov Po-2	1924	G-BSSY	Painted as Soviet Air Force 28
RAF SE.5A	1918	G-EBIA	Serial F904 now in its original 84 Squadron colours
Sopwith Camel	2001	G-BZSC	Reproduction built by Northern Aeroplane Workshop
Sopwith Pup	1920	G-EBKY	Painted as RFC 9917
Sopwith Triplane	1980	G-BOCK	Replica painted as RNAS N6290
Southern Martlet	1930	G-AAYX
Supermarine Spitfire LF.Mk.Vc	1942	G-AWII	Serial AR501
Westland Lysander Mk.IIIa	1942	G-AZWT	Painted as RAF V9367

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Also resident, but privately owned:

• Miles M14a Hawk Trainer N3788 G-AKPF
• Westland Wallace replica fuselage
• De Havilland DH89A Rapide G-AGSH painted as British European Airways
• Sopwith Dove G-EAGA

Aircraft of the BAE Systems heritage collection were formerly resident at Old Warden, however the last three aircraft were donated to Shuttleworth in March 2022, becoming part of the collection proper.

There is also a collection of tractors.

• Shuttleworth College (Bedfordshire)

Other large collections of flying historic aircraft

• Battle of Britain Memorial Flight, at RAF Coningsby, United Kingdom
• Cole Palen's Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome, directly inspired by the Shuttleworth collection, located in Red Hook and Rhinebeck, New York, United States
• Royal Navy Historic Flight, at RNAS Yeovilton, United Kingdom
• The Fighter Collection, at Duxford Aerodrome, United Kingdom
• Historic Aircraft Restoration Museum, in St Louis, Missouri, United States

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