Volandia

Volandia Parco e Museo del Volo Malpensa

Aeroporto Milan-Malpensa

Via per Tornavento, 15

Somma Lombardo VA

Italy

www.volandia.it

info@volandia.it

+39 0331 230007

Tuesday – Friday 10:00 – 19:00

Saturday – Sunday 10:00 – 19:30

Admission fee

Gift shop

Aircraft collection

155-7

I-AENH/MM53196

CMX616

I-FABR

MM571

MM54391/RS-25

I-AMDA

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I-AGUM

MM81172/G.diF-124

MM901/E.I.901

MM80434/EI-964

MMK81434/EI-963

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MM80483/CC-14

I-MINR

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I-VFMC/MM80369/VF-31

MM80551/EI-299

MM80931/CC-46

N609TR

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MMX599

11721

MM56323

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I-PROV/XM478/17

I-TRIB

46-217

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MM80840/EI-818

MM511

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231

I-MARY

I-CAVT

I-RAPP/63

MM100002/I-IULI

MM100042/I-DURI/26

F-AZHJ/6-8

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I-RAGF/KJ952

MM62012

MM81051/G.diF-93

I-AEHQ/MM53284/

MM6244/10

MM6308/2-16

I-AXAC

MM11341/110-12

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I-DAGI

I-MACE

20+37

MM6737/RS-01

MM6879/9-51

MM7431

MM9327/155-7

I-4683

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I-SMEL

I-4906

1397

9202

I-CCAA

F-ZWTI

MM55-4812/51-3

MM54148/RM-10

MM4309

I-VIPK

MM25165/8-07

I-PITT

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MM53-6805/50-30

MM4653/51-19

MM23881/L-114

I-CNVR

I-SIJF

I-SMJT

I-SMTE

I-TURB

I-ELIO

MM57272/EI-479

MM5021N/6-20

I-AEEL/42-99119

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I-KTAN

EL-CAR

Aermacchi C.205V (replica)

Aermacchi M.416

Aermacchi M-346 Master

Aermacchi MB-308

Aermacchi MB326

Aermacchi MB326K

Aermacchi MB339CD

Aermacchi MB346

Agusta A-104A Helicar

Agusta A109 A-II

Agusta A129 Mangusta

Agusta A129C Mangusta

Agusta A129CBT Mangusta

Agusta A129-LAH Tonal (Mock-up)

Agusta A139

Agusta AB47G-3B-1

Agusta AB-47J Ranger

Agusta-Bell AB102

Agusta Bell AB204AS

Agusta Bell AB205A-1

Agusta Bell AB206C-1 Jet Ranger

Agusta Bell AB609 (mockup)

AgustaWestland AW-139 (mockup)

AgustaWestland AW139 (Simulator)

Alenia Aermacchi M-346 Master (mock-up)

AMX

Ansaldo SVA5

Avia FL3

Aviamilano A3

BAC Jet Provost T.3A

Bell 47G3B1

Bell YR-12B

Bleriot XI (replica)

Boeing/Elicotteri Meridionali CH-47C Chinook

Campini Caproni CC-2

Caproni CA.1

Caproni Ca.18

Caproni CA.113

Caproni Vizzola C.22J

Caproni-Vizzola /Aviamilano A.3

C.C.V.6 Canguru

C.C.V. 8 Bonaventura

de Havilland Vampire FB.6

Dornier 328 (fuselage)

Douglas C-47B Dakota IV

Douglas DC-9-32

Breda Nardi NH500MC

Fiat G46-4A

Fiat G91 PAN

Fiat G91R/1

Gabardini Idrovolante

IMAM Ro-37bis Lince

Jodel D-9 Bebe

Lancair O-235

Lockheed (Aermacchi) AL-60B-2 Santa Maria (L-402)

Lockheed F-104G Starfighter

Lockheed F-104S-ASA-M Starfighter

Lockheed F-104S-ASA Starfighter*

Macchi MC-202 Folgore (replica)

Macchi MC-205 Veltro

Magni Gyro M-16

Magni M-4 Eligyro

McDonnell Douglas MD-82

Mignet HM.290

Mikoyan Gurevich MiG-15SB

Mikoyan Gurevich MiG-21PFM

Mooney M-20E Chaparral

NH Industries NH90

North American F-86K Sabre

North American T-6H-2M Harvard

North American F-51D Mustang (wreck)

Pajno V-1

Piaggio P166DL3/SEM

Pitts S-1TGM Special

Reggiane Re-2002 Ariete

Republic F-84F Thunderstreak

Republic P-47D Thunderbolt

Savoia Marchetti SM.79 Sparviero

Sezione Sperimentale EC.40 Innominato

SIAI Marchetti S-211

SIAI Marchetti SF.260TP

SIAI Marchetti SM.80 Bis

SIAI Marchetti SM.1019E

Sikorsky SH-3D SeaKing

Stinson L-5 Sentinel

Terzi T-7 Leone

Terzi T-30 Katana

Yakovlev Yak-40

*tail of F-104S-ASA-M MM6737

Volandia is the former “Caproni Workhouses” in Vizzolo Ticino.

The initial intent of the Volandia museum was to make the history of world aviation known, with particular attention to the companies that have made the history of flight in Italy, such as the Caproni, the Agusta, the Aermacchi and the SIAI-Marchetti, all based in the Province of Varese. With the acquisition of the Bertoni and Bertone collections, which focus on the automobile and the Ogliari collection, mainly focused on rail and road transport, the museum has taken on the aptitude to range over the entire transport world in general.

Volandia’s aeronautical museum heritage explores all the main topics related to fixed-wing and rotary-wing flight, from commercial to military aviation. The helicopter heritage is also of great value and size.

The Volandia museum preserves and exhibits some of the most iconic models in the history of Italian aeronautics, including the pioneering Caproni Ca.1, the first aircraft to take off from the Malpensa moorland. The Caproni Ca.18 belong to the period of consolidation of the air fleet (first plane of national conception to fully equip an Italian squadron) and the Caproni Ca.113, one of the most famous aerobatic aircraft of the years between the two wars. The era of the jet engine is revived through the Fiat G.91 (the first Italian aircraft to equip the National Acrobatic Patrol), the AMX Ghibli, the trainers MB.326 and MB.339 and the 3 prototypes of SIAI-Marchetti S.211. There are also numerous examples of the era used by other foreign air forces.