At the Flieger Flab Museum in Dübendorf, the history of Swiss military aviation and air defense is within reach.

At the Flieger Flab Museum in Dübendorf, the history of Swiss military aviation and air defense is close enough to touch. With over 40 aircraft and helicopters, visitors can see how quickly technology has changed from wooden biplanes to interceptors flying at the speed of sound.

The comprehensive collection includes aircraft - including the Messerschmitt Me 109, North American P-51 Mustang, F+W N-20 Aiguillon, FFA P-16 - helicopters, fire control and anti-aircraft weapon systems as well as aircraft engines and power units from 1910 onwards. The military use of aviation is presented from the flying arrow to the radar-controlled guided missile and from the balloon camera to the infrared recording system of the Dassault Mirage MIR III RS. Video presentations, flight simulators and the event area offer a special experience.


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