You will find our unique, private Museum in a historical framework house. In 7 rooms covering more than 150sq metres you will see and experience all sorts of aircraft technology from 1930 to 1950:

• An engine from a Daimler-Benz DB 605 aircraft plus other parts of aircraft engines

• 10 different propellars, some of which with battle marks

• documents and parts of many recovered aircrafts

• aircraft wheels, tires and undercarriage

• several instrument panels and more than 110 aircraft instruments

• 13 radio sets, 2 radars and many pilot clocks

• A parachute manafactured in 1938

• life-jackets (old and new)

• Airman´s clothes and equipment

• Screening of old films from internatioal archives

• paintings, drawings, literature, more than 400 photos

• more than 300 model aircrafts (part-functioning)

• 2 checking tools for aircraft spark plugs

• orders, decorations and photos from World War I

• rarity: original post cards from Manfred von Richthofen ("The Red Baron")

• special display of the former airbase Rothenbergen with more than 100 original photos

• unique: reproduction of the radio room and documentation about the radio service station "OTTO" in Rothenbergen

• reproduction of the cockpit and instruments of a Messerschmitt ME 262 based on original technical drawings

• Lufthansa flight simulator ("Link Trainer") from 1947 on which the first pilots after the war were trained

Modern Display Items

• Windscreen of a Boeing B 767

• Ejector seat of a "Starfighter" plus parts of F 86

• various instruments from a Lockheed "Super-Constellation"

• Parts of the under-carriage of a DC 8

• Control throttle, various radio equipment

• Exploded motor of a Dornier DO 27 (BMW 6 cylinder)

• Original uniforms from the Warsaw Pact / Nato

• Torch and telephone collection