Teknikland is a gathering of four different museums related to the military history, vehicles and old technology in the Jämtland region of Sweden. It is located at the Optand airfield.

The Vännäs engine museum is dedicated to anything with an engine in that has some kind of connection to Vännäs. The museum itself is inside one of Sweden’s oldest aircraft hangars.

The Finnish Aviation Museum is located near the Helsinki Vantaa airport, and focuses on the history of aviation and air sports in Finland.

The F11 Aviation Museum is located near the Stockholm Skavsta airport, and focuses on the history of aerial reconnaissance in Sweden.

Stenbäcks Flygmuseum is a relatively small museum, but what they lack in size they make up for in stories and number of various artifacts. We visited outside the normal opening hours, and got a private tour and got to hear the stories behind the various aircraft and aircraft parts/artifacts at the museum. Well worth the visit!

The Nationaal Militair Museum is a military museum, focusing on the Dutch military. The museum is situated at the old decommissioned Soesterberg Air Base, and there is a considerable amount of aircraft at this museum. The museum is very family and kid friendly, with a large playground in the center of the museum and a nice little café.

Avidrome is the Dutch aviation museum, and in addition to being a very large aviation museum, a lot of fun for the entire family. The museum is very family and kid friendly, with a lot of activities and playgrounds spread out across the museum. The museum is spread across several buildings, with activities and aircraft in between. There’s also a nice viewing platform overlooking the runway of the busy Lelystad airport.

Aeronauticum is the official German air ship and maritime aircraft museum, located right next to a military base and a small GA air strip. The museum consists of a large outdoor collection of various aircraft, and an indoor air ship exhibit.

The museum is located next door to the Stauning Airport, and is probably easier accessed by aircraft than by car. The museum is all indoor, spread across three different hangars connected together. There is a lot of general aviation aircraft in this museum, and even some gliders. Being within walking distance from a nice GA airport, makes this a nice destination for GA pilots.

The F15 Aviation Museum is located in an old hangar where the former F15 fleet was located. The museum consists of both aircraft, artifacts, and several exhibits showcasing the life and daily operations on the base.

The Västerås Aviation Museum is located at the Västerås airport, where you also find one of the largest flying clubs in Scandinavia. The museum itself is located inside a hangar at the airport, and most of the aircraft is still airworthy - many of them are even flown regularly!

The Flygvapenmuseum (Air Force Museum) is part of a set of military history museums owned by the Swedish government. This one is dedicated to military aviation, and has a large collection of aircraft, artifacts, simulators and an activity center for the children.

This museum calls itself Swedens largest flight experience center. And after walking around both inside and outside the museum, I have to agree. This museum is almost like it’s from another planet - it’s bigger on the inside! So much bigger.

The Aeropark museum is located right next to the Budapest, Liszt Ferenc International Airport, within walking distance from the terminal. This is an open air museum, with several of the airplanes actually being open and accessible to the visitors. This is what sets this museum apart from most others in my opinion.

At the birthplace of Wilbur Wright you can walk around where Wilbur took his first steps. The house is open, and you can get a glimpse of how life was back then.

The Mid America Museum of Aviation and Transportation is a transportation museum, meaning you will find a bit more than aircraft here. But the majority of the exhibits are aviation related. There’s a little bit of everything here, from civil aviation to aviation in movies and experimental airplanes.

The Museum of Flight & Aerial Firefighting is as the name suggests focused around aerial firefighting, with most of the collection being located outside. The entrance is through the small museum building, which house the gift shop and a few exhibits with some cool artifacts.

The Museum of Mountain Flying is, as the name suggests, focused on mountain flying and aerial firefighting. The museum centerpiece is the old DC-3, Miss Montana - which you can go inside!

The Historic Flight Foundation is not like regular aviation museums - the airplanes here are airworthy and regularly used! You can even climb inside a couple of them.

The McAllister Museum of Aviation is not a big museum, but it still has a lot to offer. There are no big aircraft on display here, but there are a lot of artifacts and aviation history! And a couple experimental airplanes in the hangar that’s connected to the museum.

The Warkhawk Air Museum is located on the edge of Nampa Municipal Airport, and contains of a large hangar filled with aircraft and artifacts. The first part of the museum is full of various wartime artifacts, the second part has all the aircraft, and a small space themed exhibit.

Historic Wendover Airfield is both a museum and an active airport. The museum consists of two buildings, the old control tower, and the movie plane used in Con Air. You can also drive along the roads outside the museum and look at the remains of the old base.

The Wings Over the Rockies Air & Space Museum is located in a former military base hangar, and has a large collection of aircraft and artifacts. When we visited there was a great variation, with everything from fictional movieplanes to military aircraft and gliders.

This is the aviation museum of the Norwegian Armed Forces, and the largest aviation museum in southern Norway. It has a large collection of aircraft, streching all the way back to the very beginning in Norway.

This is Scandinavian Airlines’ own museum, where they showcase their entire history. It is filled with various artifacts, models, an old cockpit, and a simulator.

This is the museum closest to us, and some of my training happens right next to this museum on Stavanger Airport, Sola. It’s only open on Sundays, so one Sunday we decided it was about time we took the two hour drive down to visit this museum.

We visited this museum as a part of our 2020-vacation. The museum was way better than we had expected, and include pretty much anything related to aviation.