Forsvarets flysamling Gardermoen
The collection contains 34 military aircraft from 1912 to 2001 in an extremely magnificent building with cafeteria and shop.
The collection consists of more than 30 historic aircraft, and give a unique insight into Norwegian military aviation, with several rare aircraft from World War II. A complete collection of jet fighters which served with the Royal Norwegian Air force during the Cold War years is also on display.
The Aircraft Collection, owned by the Norwegian Armed Forces, has been brought together and restored over a long period of time. The work has mainly been undertaken by groups of volunteer enthusiasts. The Armed Forces Museum directs the restoration work and is responsible for maintenance of the Collection.
Opening times: April-August 11 - 17, closed Monday.
September-March 12 - 16, closed Monday and Friday.
Groups and arrangements by agreement.
P.O. Box 155, 2061 Gardermoen
Tel.: 63 92 86 60.
Fax.: 63 92 86 61
office@flysamlingen.museum.no
www.flysamlingen.museum.no
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