KAI Aerospace Museum

The KAI Aerospace Museum in Sacheon presents the history of aircraft through two main halls called Freedom Hall and Aerospace Hall, with additional planes displayed outside. The collection includes military jets, civilian aircraft, and historical specimens from different periods.

The museum was founded to gather and preserve significant aircraft from various military conflicts. Its collection documents planes that served during regional conflicts in the 20th century.

The museum displays South Korea's journey in aircraft development through exhibits that show how the nation built its aviation industry. Visitors see the work of local engineers who designed and manufactured modern aircraft.

The museum is easily accessible by public transportation and sits near the KAI facility in Sacheon. Plan several hours to explore both halls and the outdoor displays thoroughly.

The museum holds rare aircraft like the Boeing B-29 Superfortress, one of the legendary bombers from World War II. Seeing this plane provides a direct encounter with the technology of that era.