Museo de Aeronáutica y Astronáutica

Museo de Aeronáutica y Astronáutica

Cuatro Vientos Air Base

Autovía A-5, kilómetro 10,800

28024 Madrid

Spain

https://ejercitodelaire.defensa.gob.es/EA/museodelaire/index.html

museodelaire@ea.mde.es

+34 91 509 16 90

Fax: +34 91 710 68 47

Tuesday – Sunday 10:00 – 14:00

Closed January 1, December 10, December 25 and  August 1 – 31

Admission fee

Gift shop

The Museo de Aeronáutica y Astronáutica is located just outside the city limits and some distance from the nearest Metro station. The easiest way to get there is probably to take Metro or a local train(Cercanias) to the Aluche station on Metro line #5 and take a taxi straight to the museum gate. Taxi ride is 5-10min and 10-15€
Otherwise, take the Metro/Cercanias to Station Quatro Vientos on line#10.The museum is 1.500m or so further along the highway, it might be possible to walk, but I strongly recommend taking a bus in direction Alcorcon or Mostoles for one stop to where you can see a water tower marked Museo del Aire on the other side of the road and you have a bridge for crossing the highway. When you have made it to the military bases gate, the sentries want to borrow your passport and register you on a list, they then return your passport and point further down the way towards the KC-97L.

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Aircraft collection

Photo Gallery

La Cierva C-19MK-4P EC-AIM

HD.16-1/803-01

HD.19-3

Z.2-6/75-6

Z.4-06

L.8C-44/791-28

EC-AKL

E.9-119

EC-BHO

EC-OBN

HD.11-1

HE.7-13/751-4

HE.7B-21/782-11

HR.12-3/ET-197

HE.7A-41

EN002/30-145

A-28/M-MABE

E.20-1/42-60

– /42-28

E.17-16/791-16

HE.10B-39/78-52

HE.10B-52/78-54

HU.10-58/ET-228

HE-7A-52/78-18

Z.7A-60/059-110

Z.7A-62/059-112

TM.17-47/47-04

TK.1-3/123-03

17350/EC-AIF/609

B-21

E.3B-198

E.3B-565/781-7

E.1-14/13-20

UD.13-1/43-01

1E-73

XE-25 01

E.25-23/79-23/3

U.9-42

T.8B-97/462-04

T.2B-211/911-16

T.2B-254/721-14

T.7-17/405-17

T.7-6/405-14

462-84

XT.12-1/54-10

TR.12A-3/403-01

D.3B-3

TM.12D-72/47-12

A-10C-91/214-91

12-72

A.9-050/21-50

AR.9-062/464-62

A.9-050/23-62

EL-007/30-171

BC-6

L.12-2/407-2

DR-1/74-21

TM.11-04/472-04

C.11-09/11-09

CE.14-27/14-70

C.14C-77/14-53

C.14C-78/14-54

C.14-66/462-15

M-MHEI

EM-016/30-89

EP-003/30-103

EC-ACA/TH-001

G-ACYR/40-1

T.9-25/371-05

HD5-2/58-2

U.9-10

U.9-33/403-53

U.9-76/407-72

U.14-1/407-7

W12/M-MWAL

T.3-36/721-9

T.4-10/911-10

T.4-5

SF-002

262/3-52

L.16-23/96-1

M-MOAB

425/17

AD.1-B-8

EC-RAT

B.2-82/25-82

EC-CBS

C.4-J.10/94-28

C.4K-158/471-23

XE.14-2

A.10C-91/214-91

A.10C-104

E-34

HE.20-12/78-41

H.M-1

721-14/Nr 4025

EC-CBB

30-22

EC-OBN

C6.B.

EC-AIM/30-62

XVU.1-01

T.10-03/31-03

C.8-15/104-15

P.3-01/22-21

E.15-5/41-8

HR.15-21/ET-140

HR.15-25/ET-244

EC-CGM

CR.12-42/12-51

C.12-37/12-29

L.15-2/91-6

96

22+26

331

CCCP-23760/34

mN n.5

E-004

A No1

005

No105/F-BMMS

44-29121/74-17

C.5-58/102-4

C.5-175/1-175

C.6-35/463-06

C.6-155/421-35/WA

E.16-90/793-6

E.19-3/42-52

E.30-2/01-402

E.31-2/01-404

A.4-103/32-2/CA-125

C.8-25/CM-260

EC-YNP

37074/18

32543/07

PE-37

EC-MCQ

F-BFZJ/46

L.2-21/90-53

L.2-14

EC-CLV/2373

EC-CBY/2021

25+18

EC-APR

VH-TRQ

EC-OLI

EC-OCI

EC-RAB

ZD1B 22/2

EC-AXL

EC-BDV

Aerospatiale SA.319B Alouette III

Aerospatiale SA.330L Puma

Aerotecnica AC-12

Aerotecnica AC-14

Aisa I-IIB Desentelado

Aisa I-IIB Desentelado

Aisa I-115 Garrapata

Aisa I-115 Garrapata

Aisa /Focke Wulf Kranich II

Agusta-Bell AB.47-J3 B11

Agusta-Bell AB.47G.2

Agusta-Bell AB.47G-3

Agusta-Bell AB.206A1 Jet Ranger

Agusta-Bell AB.207

Avioneta Miles Hawk Major

Avro 504K

Beech 95.B55

Beech F33A Bonanza

Beech T-34A Mentor

Bell UH-1H Iroquois

Bell UH-1H Iroquois

Bell UH-1H Iroquois

Bell OH-13H Sioux

Bell OH-13H Sioux

Bell OH-13H Sioux

Boeing 707-351C

Boeing KC-97L Stratotanker

Boeing/Stearman N2S-5 Kaydet

Bristol Fighter F.2B

Bücker Bu1311E Jungmann

Bücker Bu1311E Jungmann

Bücker Bu133C Jungmeister

Canadair CL-215

CANT Z 506

Casa 101EB Aviojet

Casa 101EB Aviojet

CASA 127

Casa 2111H

Casa 352L

Casa 352L

Casa C.207 Azor

Casa C.207A Azor

Casa C-2111-E

Casa C.212-10 Aviocar

Casa C.212-100 Aviocar

Casa C.212-200 Aviocar

Casa C.212-200 Aviocar

Casa H.A.220 Super Saeta

Casa Breguet XIX SB CuatrosVientos

Casa-Breguet XIX GR

Casa-Northrop F-5A Freedom Fighter

Casa-Northrop SRF-5A Freedom Fighter

Casa-Northrop SF-5A Freedom Fighter (nose)

Caudron C-272

Caudron G-3

Cessna L-19 Bird Dog

Consolidated PBY-5A Catalina

Dassault Falcon 20E

Dassault Mirage IIIEE

Dassault Mirage F-1BM

Dassault Mirage F-1EDA

Dassault Mirage F-1EDA

Dassault Mirage F-1M

de Havilland D.H.4

de Havilland D.H.60 G.3 Moth Major

de Havilland D.H.82A Tiger Moth

de Havilland D.H.87B Hornet Moth

de Havilland D.H.89 Dragon Rapide

de Havilland C-7A Caribou

Dornier Do 24T-3

Dornier Do 27

Dornier Do 27

Dornier Do 27B-5

Dornier Do 27 (fuselage)

Dornier Do28A-1

Dornier WAL Plus Ultra

Douglas C-47B Dakota

Douglas C-54A Skymaster

Douglas DC-4 Skymaster (nose)

Farman 402

Fiat CR-32 (HA-132L)

Fieseler Fi 156C2 Storch

Fokker C.III

Fokker Dr.1 (replica)

Grumman HU-16B Albatross

Grunau Baby

Heinkel He111E3 Pedro

Hirht Hi-27 Akrostar Mk.2

Hispano Aviación HA.1112 K.1.L

Hispano Aviación HA.1112 M.1L Buchón

Hispano Aviación H.A.200 R-1 Saeta

Hispano Aviación H.A.220 Super Saeta

Hispano Aviación H.A.220 Super Saeta

Hispano-Suiza H.S.34

Hughes H.269C Osage

Inta-Aisa HM-1B Huarte Mendicoa

Junkers Ju 52/3m

Klemm Eagle-2

Klemm L-25

Kranich II glider

La Cierva C-6B (replica)

La Cierva C-19MK-4P

La Cierva C-30MZA

Lockheed C-130H Hercules

Lockheed F-104G Starfighter

Lockheed P-3A Orion

Lockheed T-33 Shooting Star

MBB Bolkow Bo105LOH

MBB Bolkow Bo105LOH

MBB 223A-1 Flamingo

McDonnell Douglas RF-4C Phantom II

McDonnell Douglas F-4C Phantom II

Messerschmitt Bf 108 Taifun

Mikoyan Gurevich MiG-17F

Mikoyan Gurevich MiG-21SPS

Mikoyan Gurevich MiG-23ML

Mil Mi-2

Nieuport IV-G

Morane-Saulnier 181

Morane-Saulnier G Artal

Morane-Saulnier MS.230

Morane-Saulnier MS-733 Alcyon

North American B-25N Mitchell

North American F-86F Sabre

North American F-86F Sabre

North Amercan SNJ4 Texan

North Amercan SNJ5 Texan

North Amercan Harvard T-6G

Piper PA-23-250E Aztec

Piper PA-24-260 Comanche

Piper PA-30-160 Twin Comanche

Polikarpov I-15 Chato (replica)

Polikarpov I-16 (replica)

Rutan Long-EZ

Saab AJS37 Viggen

Saab J32E Lansen

Schleicher 205 KA.6 CR

Schleicher Schulgleiter SG-38

Stampe-Vertongen SV-4C

Stinson 108-3 Voyager

Stinson 108-3 Voyager

Sud-Aviation SA318C Alouette III

Sud-Aviation SA319B Alouette III

Sukhoi Su-22M4

Swallow glider

Tifon Solarwings

Transavia PL-12T-320 Airtruck

Velero LO-100

Vilanova-Acedo

Vogt Lo-100 Zwergeiber

Weihe

Westland Whirlwind Srs.2

Zlin 326

Zlin Z-526-A

The Museo de Aeronáutica y Astronáutica facilities extend over a surface of more than 66,938 m2 (720,510 sq ft), including outdoor displays, about 200 aircraft and seven hangars. There are mainly planes and helicopters, many of which have previously served in the Spanish Air Force. Visitors will also find hundreds of miniature aircraft models, engines, weapons, uniforms, vehicles, mock-ups and many other aviation related objects. Aircraft on display include a Vilanova Acedo, Spanish version of the Blériot XI built in 1911, the Jesús del Gran Poder, a special version of the Breguet 19 used on the transatlantic flight to Asia and America between 1928 and 1929, a few aircraft of the Spanish Republican Air Force, as well as the famous de Havilland Dragon Rapide used by Francisco Franco from the Canary Islands to Tétouan at the start of the military rebellion which began the Spanish Civil War in 1936.

Outdoor exhibition area

The Spanish versions of the Heinkel He 111 and the Junkers Ju 52, fighters as McDonnell Douglas F-4C Phantom II or Mirage F-1, one Canadair Cl-215, Aerospatiale AS-330 Puma or even a MiG-17.

Hangar expositions

  • Hangar 1: Beginnings of the history of aviation in Spain, aviation during the Rif War, Spanish aviation in the pioneer era and aircraft during Spanish Civil War.
  • Hangar 2: Engines, simulators, aeronautical equipment and uniforms.
  • Hangar 3: Training planes, fighters of the Spanish war, post-war fighters, gliders and a collection of propellers and engines.
  • Hangar 4: Helicopters and autogyros with, among others, two La Cierva, or the Aerotécnica AC-12 and AC-14, and collection of flight instruments.
  • Hangar 5: Spanish Air Force aircraft, like the General Franco’s de Havilland Dragon Rapide, two versions of the local jet Hispano HA-200.
  • Hangar 6: Dedicated mainly to restoration.
  • Hangar 7: A collection of more than 100 models on a 1:10 scale.

Polikarpov I-16 (replica) C.8-25/CM-260

Photo Gallery