National Aviation Museum of the Royal Thai Airforce
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ระหว่าง 21 - 26 ธันวาคม 2565 นี้
เวลา 13:30 - 22:00
Model NIGHT at the MUSEUM
Music NIGHT at the MUSEUM
Movie NIGHT at the MUSEUM
Market NIGHT at the MUSEUM
Aviator Cosplay NIGHT at the MUSEUM
Simulators NIGHT at the MUSEUM
Walk Rally NIGHT at the MUSEUM
Coloring NIGHT at the MUSEUM
Paper Airplane NIGHT at the MUSEUM
Food Truck NIGHT at the MUSEUM
The Royal Thai Air Force established an aviation museum on the 26th September, 1952, The objective was to collect and preserve aircraft, electronic communicators, and military hardware used in the Air Force, pilot personal equipment, uniforms, and other objects, including necessary documents, as a record of the legend of the Air Force for those interested in its history and development. Along with a history library of aviation that collects books, archives, pictures and historical documents of the aviation business for research There are also activities that include knowledge about flying to have fun too.
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The National Aviation Museum of the Royal Thai Air Force is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 0900hrs to 1600hrs (Gates close at 1530hrs). It is closed on Monday and on all national public holidays.
The museum opening times are subject to alteration. Please refer to ………… before setting off on your journey.
The museum admission fee is free and is open to the general public
There is no official dress code but please dress neatly.
Location : 171 Phaholyothin Road, Donmuang Bangkok
Travelling
By Road : Private car : We have a large free car park outside the museum entrance.
Public transportation
- By bus number
(Non-airconditioned) 34, 39, 114, 356.
(Airconditioned) 34, 39, 114,356, 520, 522, 543
The bus stops in front of the Museum entrance. - By Rail : The green sky train will stop on “Royal Thai Air Force Museum Station” (N22) in front of the museum.