Museum of the Finnish Air Force

The Finnish Air Force Museum is located in the tourist town of Jyväskylä, in central Finland. It was founded in 1976 as the Aviation Museum. In 1987 it was renamed the Finnish Air Force Museum. Today’s exhibition tells visitors about the origins of Finnish aviation, founded in the early XX century and to this day.

The exhibition includes 400 aircraft. Among them are the low-plane fighters Messerschmitt Bf.109 and Fokker D. XXI, the fighter Brewster, Bentheim Bristol and many other models that took part in numerous military operations of the XXI century.

The museum will be appreciated by lovers of history, trophies, ammunition, because on its territory there is a Kasinghanta store, where military items written off by the armed forces are on sale.

After visiting the exposition of the Museum of the Finnish Air Force, guests can settle in a cafe, part of a single complex. Here on sale there are design copies of aircraft, aviation props, magazines and books.