Polish Aviation Museum
Le Musée de l'Aviation Polonaise à Cracovie est l'un des plus grands musées d'aviation au monde, bâti sur le site de l'ancien aérodrome Cracovie-Rakowice-Czyżyny (1912). Fondé en 1964 et doté d'un nouveau bâtiment principal depuis 2010, sa collection abrite plus de 250 aéronefs et 140 moteurs d'avion, ainsi que des uniformes, des instruments et d'autres souvenirs.
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Girls from the Clouds – 95th Anniversary of the 1st Women Aviators’ Rally around Poland
Ewa Cuber-Strutyńska
The exhibition presents the extraordinary story of a pioneering rally from October 1931 — the first aviation feat by women around the borders of the Polish Republic. The nearly 3,000-kilometre route included stops in…
“Arrive Tokio!” – A Flight Story That Could Be a Ready-Made Film Script
Ewa Cuber-Strutyńska
What do you do when the first aircraft crashes before the actual start?… Try again! What do you do when, on the return journey, a tornado damages the aircraft, a wing has to be shortened, and the propeller repaired with…
90 Years Since the Victory in the 1934 Challenge
The exhibition presents the course of the Challenge 1934 tournament, in which the top two places were taken by Polish crews flying RWD-9S aircraft designed and built in Poland specifically for this competition — Jerzy…
History of the 2nd Aviation Regiment
We invite you to an exhibition dedicated to the 2nd Aviation Regiment, one of the largest and most important units of the Polish military aviation during the interwar period, stationed at the Rakowice-Czyzyny airfield,…
From Rivne to the Skies of England
Since 17 May, the Main Hangar of the Polish Aviation Museum has been displaying memorabilia of aviation mechanic Eugeniusz Lisicki, who served in No. 300 Polish Bomber Squadron “Ziemi Mazowieckiej” (Land of Masovia).…