Thursday, April 16, 2015
The Museum of Aviation in Belgrade, which features a range of civil and military aircraft, and over 200.000 photographs and documents illustrating the rich history of Yugoslav commercial aviation, has called on enthusiasts to help them clean over 200 aircraft exhibited at the museum, including a former JAT Yugoslav Airlines Caravelle jet, last cleaned three years ago. The Museum explains that it has a range of issues with preserving and maintaining its exhibits due to a lack of funds. Located next to Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport, the museum was opened to the public in 1989 and has so far welcomed over one million visitors.
I've been to the museum once and I was really impressed. I would love to do this if I lived in the area.
ReplyDeleteI highly recommend a visit for anyone with a layover in BEG. It's a short walk from the terminal.
Ive been there. Wonderful airline displays, but more military than civil.Cool old eastern block style building.
ReplyDeleteThey should add B727 to the collection.
ReplyDeleteAlso, one day YU-AND as first 733 in European skies and maybe a DC-9
Delete@kraspeed: I totally agree with you!
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