Aeroseum, the underground air museum/experience centre in Gothenburg, is launching its first public event on May 6. In the morning there will be a guided tour (notification required) of the former F 9 Wing and Helicopter Division area, with a unique visit in the 8000 m2 WW2 rock shelter.
In the afternoon the greater 22 000 m2 underground hangar from the Cold War days – the actual home of Aeroseum – will be open in the main gallery (as we have a limited number of volunteers we can not allow access to the entire hangar this day due to the current fire regulations.) There will also be some vintage aircraft and helicopters in the air, sightseeing flights ect. See Aeroseum website for more details.
Ryanair and other low-fare airlines fly directly to Göteborg City Airport from the UK, Ireland, Germany, France and other countries. Aeroseum is only a short taxi ride from the terminal, or 15 minutes from the city centre.
See you there? 🙂 (Papa Lima, I count you in)
By: daniel-k - 10th April 2007 at 20:47
Very nice, Lima N! I’ll bring out my camera 🙂
By: LimaNovember - 10th April 2007 at 20:32
Warbirds of Norways Broussard LN WNB is coming from Kjeller and Im one of the PAX:D Im hope to get a wiew of the museum:D
By: daniel-k - 10th April 2007 at 19:36
Ben, info taken from the Aeroseum web:
“Spring-roll-out” for vintage aircraft and helicopters at Aeroseum. Follow the take-off and landings of Piper Cub, Götaverken GV-38, Stinson Voyager and the Russian helicopter Mil Mi-2, etc
Sightseeing flights – see Gothenburg from above in a sports aircraft or helicopter!
Demonstration of Police, Ambulance- and Rescue helicopter
International meeting for Saab Safir/SK 50
Demonstration of EAA Biplane and autogyro Humlan
“Haglind Group” formation of Avions Robin
Engine start of the newly restored Sk 16 (that’s Swedish for Harvard/Texan)
The Airport Fire Brigade demontrates rescue op.
Ballooning and skydiving
Presentation of the Coast Guard Flight (prel.)
Svensk Pilotutbilning flying school information
By: Papa Lima - 9th April 2007 at 23:06
I’ll be there, Daniel, ready to act as a guide in my RAF blazer in honour of the occasion. Anyone needing an English-speaking guide is welcome to nab me, as an officially qualified volunteer guide.
Ralph (who now flies Uno Ranch’s Safir) has told me that at least 9 privately-owned Safirs will be flying in!
Camera(s) at the ready!
By: benyboy - 9th April 2007 at 22:25
Hi Daniel. May 6th is my birthday so may treat my self. Do you have a list of aircraft on display. Cheers .
Ben.
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