Airport Museum, Aviation museum in Melbourne, Florida

The Airport Museum sits inside Melbourne International Airport's terminal and displays aircraft parts, military equipment, and aerospace technology across several halls. The collection shows how planes developed over time and the military aviation history of the area.

The museum preserves what Naval Air Station Melbourne was about through displays with training equipment like the Link Trainer from World War II. These objects show how pilots trained during that era.

The museum holds aviation artwork alongside its displays on Naval Air Station Melbourne and Melbourne International Airport. The paintings and other pieces are part of the same collection as the Link Trainer, so a visitor can look at them in the terminal while waiting for a flight.

The museum occupies space inside the passenger terminal at One Air Terminal Parkway, so it is reached on foot from the departure and arrival areas without leaving the building. Allow time to look over the displays before a flight or during a layover.

The museum holds a Link Trainer, a ground-based flight simulator used for pilot instruction, alongside displays on Naval Air Station Melbourne and aviation artwork. The Link Trainer is the kind of mechanical device a visitor can pick out among the exhibits.