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Museum of historic aircraft in flight

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    Located at the Cuatro Vientos airport, the oldest in Spain, between Carabanchel and Leganés, this museum has forty-three planes of more than thirty different models, encompassing sixty years of the history of Spanish aeronautics and which are in perfect flying conditions.

    The foundation was created in 1989 in order to gather the most extensive possible collection of aeroplanes that have played a prominent role in the development of Spanish aeronautics. Collaborator with the Institute of Aeronautical History and Culture and certifier of the International Aeronautical Federation’s Diploma of Honour, the Infante de Orleans Foundation extends its activity to all those actions that aim to spread the Spanish aeronautical culture.  

    Plane exhibitions are also organised on the first Sunday of each month in which an impressive air show can be enjoyed. 

    Services
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    Free car parking
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    Library
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    Guided tours
    Last updated: 24/02/2023
    Practical Information
    Tourist Information
    Address
    Carretera
    del Barrio de la Fortuna, 14
    28054
    Tourist area
    Otros
    Telephone
    (+34) 91 508 57 76
    Fax
    Email
    Metro
    Bus
    483, 486, 487
    Cercanías (local train)
    BiciMAD bike-share scheme

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    Price

    Exhibitions: 

    General: 10€

    Children (5-12): 5€

    Children (-5): free

    Times

    First Sunday of each month: guided visit of the museum and historic aircraft in flight exhibition.

    11am – 2pm

    Consult the official website or the contact telephone number in advance.  

    Library:

    Mon, Wed and Fri: 4pm - 7pm

    Type
    Cultural venues
    Museums

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