The RAF Club is a private members' club on Piccadilly, founded in 1918 to serve officers of the Royal Air Force. The club's building is a distinguished Edwardian structure with classical facades and elegant interiors. Its dining room, bar, and lounges have hosted generations of RAF personnel, from World War veterans to current serving officers. The club maintains strong traditions while adapting to modern membership needs, remaining a focal point for the RAF community in London.
 
Interesting facts...
The club was founded shortly after the RAF itself was established in 1918, making it one of the youngest of the military clubs. It has hosted famous aviators including Douglas Bader and Guy Gibson. The club's memorabilia includes models of historic aircraft and paintings of famous battles. During the Battle of Britain, the club was a gathering place for pilots. It remains an active club with strong links to RAF bases around the world.
 
Location: Piccadilly, London, England