Danish Air Museum

Take a trip to Denmark's Aviation Museum and experience aircraft all the way back from 1911 to today. Here you can e.g. experience some of the planes that were in action during the Second World War, as well as see the planes that today are sent to the world's hotspots. During the summer months, there will also be demonstrations in the air, weather permitting. 

In Stauning is Denmark's Aviation Museum - a flying museum - here you can see over 40 veteran aircraft from both Denmark and abroad, also in the air during the summer.

The Danish Veteran Aircraft Collection contains Danish and foreign aircraft from 1911 to 1990. The collection includes of Spitfire, Meteor, Starfighter and 11 Danish-built KZ aircraft. 8 of the collection's aircraft are found in only one copy in the world.

The museum in Stauning not only preserves old aircraft, but keeps many of them airworthy. 5 times during the summer flight evenings are held. Where you can see the selected planes in the air. Weather permitting. Through the many effects related to the history of the flight, you get an insight into the history and development of the aircraft. In 2007, a newly built hall opened, housing the Air Force's material from the beginning of 1950, and up to the latest.

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