Palam Air Force Museum

The Air Force Museum, located at Delhi Palam Airport, has a considerable collection of non-operating Indian Air Force aircraft and a wide range of photographs, models and mementoes relating to the history of the Indian Air Force. The museum is located less than two kilometers north (ca 500 m west from the Thimayya Marg and Palam Rd intersection) of the domestic terminal complex on Palam Road. This museum is well worth a visit for any aviation enthusiast. Remember to pack lightly as bags are not allowed in the museum. There is no entry fee.

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Location

Photo Gallery

	Mikoyan Gurevich MiG-21
	Mikoyan Gurevich MiG-21
	An Antonov-12. This transport aircraft type served in the Indian Air Force till the early nineties.
	PZL TS-11 Iskra trainer aircraft
	The Tupolev-124 type was phased out in 1980 after serving as a VIP transport.
	The HAL/Folland Gnat. IAF received the first Folland built Gnat in 1957.
	The Hawker Bristol manufactured Tempest MK II fighter/fighter bomber was the most powerful single engine fighter of its days. The Tempest served for the IAF from 1946 to 1955.
	The upper part of the nose landing gear of the TU-124.
	The Mystere MK IV A - single-seat interceptor/fighter bomber operated in IAF from 1957 to 1976. The French manufactured Mystere had a maximum speed of 580 knots (0.9 Mach) but could fly at supersonic speeds in a shallow dive.
	A Sikorsky S-55 Whirlwind helicopter