Aviation Museum

Few things have fascinated people more than the struggle to fly. In the early days aircraft reminded most of large birds but only a few years later aeroplanes played an important role in life, both for civilian and military purposes. The most interesting leap was probably the introduction of the jet engine which pressed both aircraft and pilots to the brink of the possible for many years.

1918 – 1940

1918

Thulin A (Blériot XI)

1926

De Havilland DH60 ”Moth”

1933

Junkers Ju 52/3m

1936

Tipsy S-2

Tipsy B

Focke-Wulf

FW 44J ”Stieglitz”

1938

Götaverken GV-38

Klemm Kl 35

Schulgleiter SG-38

1939

DFS Olympia

1940

Schneider Grunau Baby

Aviation Museum
Museum Aviation
Old airplanes
Veteran aircraft
Aircraft display

1941 – 1952

1942

North American Harvard II (Sk 16)

1943

FFVS J 22 – under renovering av Warbirds of Sweden

1945

Miles M38 Messenger

Douglas AD-4W

Skyraider

1947

Erco Ercoupe 415-D – under renovering av Göteborgs veteranflygsällskap

1948

De Havilland DH 100

Vampire (J 28B)

1950

English Electric Canberra

Mk IIB (Tp 52)

1950

Gloster Meteor T7

1951

Saab J 29A Flygande Tunnan

1952 – 1980

1955

De Havilland DH 115

Vampire Trainer (J 28C)

Saab 91D Safir

Hawker Hunter Mk50 (J 34)

Hunting Percival P66

Pembroke (Tp 83)

Saab 35 Draken (prototyp)

Henri Mignet HM14 ”Flygande Loppan”

1960

Bergfalke II/55

Saab J 32B Lansen

1962

Agusta Bell 204B (Hkp 3)

1964

Saab 105 (prototyp)

1965

Lockheed CF-104D Starfighter

1969

Saab J 35J Draken

1970

Hängglidare

MiG-21

Mitchell Wing U2

Scottish Aviation Bulldog
(Sk 61)

Autogyro ”Grankvist”

Kamov KA-26

1980

Saab JA 37 Viggen

Combat Aviation Museum
Exhibition aircraft
Hangar museum