Norsk Luftfartsmuseum - the Norwegian national museum of aviation

See and do
Experience aviation and the exciting history of aviation close up with the museum’s large e xhibitions. Go on a guided tour round the museum, discover the museum yourself, or try our simulator.

►See and do

Aircraft and restoration
See famous planes such as Spitfire, Mosquito, Junkers Ju-88 and Ju-52, Twin Otter, the spy plane U-2 and many others. Some of the planes have been restored by the museum.

►Restoration projects

►Aircraft

OPENING TIMES:

Monday - Friday:
10.00 - 16.00
Saturday- Sunday:
11.00 - 17.00

►Hours and fees

INFORMATION:

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EXPLORE:

►Virtual round trip

►Film (You Tube)

►Map of the exhibitions

►Brochure (pdf)

Getting here
The Museum is situated in the city of Bodø in North Norway.

►How to get to the Museum
►Map and location

Visitor information

►Hours and fees
►Simulator

LATEST:

Norwegian aviation celebrates
its centennial anniversary in 2012
This year, it is 100 years since the first Norwegian flight.
The National Norwegian Aviation Museum will host a series
of activities to mark the centennial throughout the year.
►Read more about centennial anniversary in 2012

Norsk Luftfartsmuseum (Norwegian Aviation Museum), Address: P.O.Box 1124, Olav 5 gt, 8001 Bodø, Norway. Tel: (+47) 75 50 78 50, Fax: (+47) 75 50 78 51, E-mail: flymuseum@luftfart.museum.no
Photo: Guri Dahl, Norsk Luftfartsmuseum, Anders Utgård, Ernst Furuhatt, Christer Holst etc.