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The Icelandic Aviation Museum
The Icelandic Aviation Museum is dedicated to aviation in Iceland, its history and development, from the first fumbling attempts at commercial aviation in 1919 to the mid- and late 20th century airlines, some of which still operate, to the history of medical transport and the Icelandic Coast Guard.
Aviation history is covered with photographs, artefacts, models and historic aircrafts, including airplanes and helicopter, which some are in airworthy condition and fly in the annual air show held by the museum in June every year. Visitors are allowed to access the interior of a few of the aircrafts.
Akureyri Airport, 600 Akureyri +354 461 4400 / 844 0104 flugsafn@flugsafn.is www.flugsafn.is
Opening hours:
Mid-May - Mid-Sept: Daily 11am-5pm. Mid-Sept - Mid-May: Sat 1pm-4pm and by appointment.
Admission: ISK 1.500. Seniors and students: ISK 1.000. Children under 18: Free.
