Flugplatzmuseum Cottbus

The Flugplatzmuseum Cottbus is an aviation museum with exhibition spaces displaying military aircraft, ground equipment, and technical displays about flight technology. The collection includes various aircraft types and objects that trace how flying evolved over time.

The museum was founded in 1990 when people gathered to preserve East German aircraft and technology following the political changes in Germany. It became a way to keep a record of aviation history from that important time.

The collection brings together aircraft from the former East German Air Force and NATO nations, showing how German aviation developed on both sides of the border. Visitors can observe the different approaches each side took to building and maintaining aircraft.

The museum operates seasonally with different hours on weekdays and weekends, typically available during warmer months. It makes sense to check the opening schedule beforehand since times change with the seasons.

A Tu-134A aircraft that once flew for Aeroflot was added to the collection and later served as a training object for anti-terrorism units. This particular plane has an unusual story since it had several different uses throughout its lifetime.

Location: Cottbus

Inception: 1994

Official opening: 1994

Address: Fichtestraße 1, 03046 Cottbus

Phone: +4935532004

Email: info@flugplatzmuseumcottbus.de

Website: http://flugplatzmuseumcottbus.de

GPS coordinates: 51.76550,14.29530

Latest update: December 12, 2025 14:40