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The Netherlands' national aviation museum, located at Lelystad Airport. Its collection traces back to the Aeroplanorama exhibition at Schiphol in 1960 and the later Aviodome, before the museum relocated to Lelystad in 2003 under the name Aviodrome. It houses historic airliners, military aircraft, and interactive exhibits on the history of Dutch civil aviation.
Address Pelikaanweg 50, 8218 PG Lelystad, NetherlandsOfficial website ↗
Notable Exhibits
- Boeing 747-200 "Louis Blériot" — A retired KLM Boeing 747, acquired by the museum in 2004 and transported to Lelystad partially disassembled by barge.
- Douglas DC-2 "Uiver" — One of the last airworthy DC-2s in the world, painted in the livery of the KLM aircraft that competed in the 1934 MacRobertson Air Race.
- Wright Flyer (replica) — A reconstruction of the Wright brothers' pioneering 1903 aircraft.
- Fokker F.VIIa "Vellinga" replica — Represents early Fokker airliners that shaped Dutch commercial aviation in the 1920s.
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