The museum said it was ‘honoured and thrilled’ that the King had accepted the role.
The King has become patron of the Royal Air Force Museum, a role held by his father for more than 50 years.
The RAF Museum said: “We are honoured and thrilled to announce that His Majesty King Charles III has graciously accepted the role of Royal Patron for the RAF Museum. It added: “With His Majesty King Charles III as our Royal Patron, we look forward to further advancing our mission of sharing the rich history and enduring legacy of the Royal Air Force with audiences around the world.”
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