Since my dad and I had almost a full day in Johannesburg before continuing to Kruger on our trip to Africa, we visited the South African Airways Museum at Rand Airport on the way back to the airport from our tour of Soweto. Continue reading this article to learn more about the museum that is […]
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The last stop on my six-flight journey to Slovakia to meet up with my dad before our trip to Africa was Stuttgart. Since I had over two hours between my Eurowings flight from London and Austrian flight to Vienna, I spent some time on the airport’s observation deck. Not having done much research beforehand, I
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On July 5, 2020, exactly a hundred years after the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea’s first pilots took off, South Korea’s first national museum dedicated to aviation, the National Aviation Museum of Korea opened its doors to the public next to Seoul Gimpo Airport. The museum, comprising of outdoor exhibits around and indoor
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Kosice, Slovakia’s second-largest city is home to the country’s best-known aviation museum. The city’s Museum of Aviation, or Letecke Muzeum Kosice as it’s known in Slovak, first opened its doors to the public in 2002 and is a branch of the Slovak Technical Museum. While most of the aircraft on display are military, there are
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Significant amount of Boeing 787 components are being made in and around Aichi Prefecture in Japan. Because of that, in 2015, Boeing donated the first Boeing 787 test plane (ZA001) to the city of Nagoya. After sitting on the apron of Centrair airport for a couple of years, it found its new home in Flight
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MRJ Museum near Nagoya Komaki airport combines several exhibits related to the Mitsubishi Regional Jet (now known as the SpaceJet) and a tour of its final assembly facility. Together with Boeing’s tour in Everett and Airbus’ tour in Toulouse, it’s one of the three publicly accessible airliner factory tours in the world. Access, Opening Hours
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Whether you are a civil aviation or military aviation enthusiast, if you find yourself with some spare time in Warsaw, Poland, you should consider visiting the Polish Army Museum which is just a short walk away from the capital’s city center. Since I had a long transfer in Warsaw while transferring between a LOT flight
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The Royal Museum of the Armed Forces and Military History in Brussels is, as its name suggests, mainly focused on military and not solely focused on aviation either. I still visited it during my long transit in Brussels the other day, though, as I wanted to see the ex-Sabena Sud Caravelle that is probably the
Being home to the Japan’s first jet airliner factory as well as some of Boeing 787 program’s main partners among others, Aichi Prefecture is the centre of the aerospace industry in Japan. As such, it’s no surprise that there are a couple of aviation museums in the area. During my April trip to Nagoya, the
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