Beijing Aviation Museum

Beijing Aviation Museum

Established in 1986 and located on the southern side of Beihang University’s campus, the Beijing Aviation Museum covers a total area of 9,000 square meters. It is China’s first comprehensive aviation science and technology museum open to the public. Its mission is to popularize knowledge about aviation technology and contribute to the revitalization of China’s aviation industry and the advancement of global aviation science and technology. The Beijing Aviation Museum also serves as a teaching facility for Beihang University.

The Beijing Aviation Museum consists of three parts: two exhibition halls and an apron covering approximately 7,000 square meters, where dozens of aircraft from around the world are displayed, including famous models such as the P-61 Black Widow, P-47 Thunderbolt, GRMK Harrier, and the Beijing 1. The exhibition halls feature specialized displays on the history of aviation development, achievements in China’s aviation industry, and accomplishments in China’s aerospace technology. Exhibits also include light and ultralight aircraft, jet and piston engines, aviation instruments, weapons, and some demonstration equipment. In addition, there is a large collection of models, photos, and multimedia exhibits.

The Beijing Aviation Museum is an excellent place for the public, especially young people, to visit and learn.

Phone: 82317513