Museum Exhibits
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Museum Exhibits |
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Entry in the the Aviation Museum
Various time periods
- Pioneer days and World War I
- The 1930s
- World War II and the years following
- The beginning of the jet age
- The development of the jet fighter
- The cold war
- Disarmament
This allows each visitor to gain a comprehensive look into the history of the Swiss Air Force.
Tour through the museum
Even before visitors enter the museum halls, the first terminal of our interactive visitor system InfoPoint leads them through the exhibit and provides specific information on exhibit objects and their history. Missiles and aircraft weapons, communications engineering, transmission and EKF systems, aerial reconnaisance and over 70 aircraft engines are additional highlights where visitors can linger.
New on this website as well as in the Museum there is Augmented Reality for all museum visitors having a mobile phone or tablet. This gives you an additional virtual insight into the Aviation Flab Museum.
In the passage leading to the second part of the exhibit visitors will see the Event Room (built in 2002) whose technical installations were completely sponsored by Siemens. As with other premises in the Air Force Center complex, it can be rented for various affairs. Click here for more information - we will be glad to advise you.
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View to the start and landing runway of the military airfield
And if afterward you still do not have enough of flying, we invite you to come up to the gallery in one of the exhibit halls where you can take a look at today's world of flying, in the form of the military airbase spread before you like a stage. With a little bit of luck you may also see „Auntie Ju" or the „Bücker" as they take off or land.
Museum tours
We will also be happy to organize museum tours for you. Each of our flight simulator P-3, Boeing-737 and Mirage III brings you close to the "flighing live" feeling.
Restaurant "Holding"
Good food and drinks are available at our museum restaurant with the expressive name "Holding", to round off your experience.