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Currently at a gliding competition at Uppsala and due to the weather the day was cancelled. After a brief search on line this little museum came up and was only an hours drive away. The website looked interesting so a couple of us went. As I said it’s only a small collection but boy is it interesting there is a collection of most of SAAB’s military jets several vintage jets and also several airworthy vintage aircraft there as well. It’s a nice friendly place and I can most certainly recommend a visit if you are in the area…
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Date of experience: June 2019
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We go once a year. Good prices, food, and lots of jets! you can sit in some cockpits. Its a pretty big hanger. I think they have about 20 aircraft on display and a lot of models.
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Date of experience: August 2015
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We've been there twice for last year and will be vising more. There are a lot of planes and information (in Swedish only) about old planes. We spend there longer time then we expected, around 3,5-4 hours. Tips: * there are one or two planes that you are allowed to get in to. * there is a flight simulator activity ( it needs to be booked in advanced). we watched some people "flying", it looked cool…
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Date of experience: September 2015
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This is the place to go to find a collection of airplanes. Sit in one and try to fly one. The whole family will enjoy it!
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Date of experience: February 2015
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Very informative! The museum dedicated flight and aviation history. It was created in the CVV Hangar at the former Swedish Air Force base in 1997. The museum also hosts a simple non aircraft specific flight simulator and four aircraft simulators that have been used in pilot training. The museum is open on Sunday 11.00-16.00. Entrance SEK 80 for an adult.…
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Date of experience: October 2015
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