Want to fly an aircraft without a license and experience the thrill
without fear? Want to see the black-box of an airplane which is actually
orange? Or do you just want to be amidst old trees and green
surroundings where real planes and helicopters are on display? If yes,
then head to HAL Heritage Centre & Aerospace Museum, the first of
its kind set up in India at HAL Airport Road, about 10 km from Bangalore
city railway station.
Established in 2001, the aviation museum is spread over 10 acres of lush green land. “It is indeed a rare tourist attraction in the city. You can see a dozen aircraft models, satellite launch vehicles (GSLV, PSLV) and fly the aircraft on simulators,” says HAL Chairman R K Tyagi.
“We have done some modifications in last few months so that the history and the achievements of the country in aeronautics are displayed in eye-catchy ways,” he adds.
REad news in full 19/08/14 Deccan Herald
Established in 2001, the aviation museum is spread over 10 acres of lush green land. “It is indeed a rare tourist attraction in the city. You can see a dozen aircraft models, satellite launch vehicles (GSLV, PSLV) and fly the aircraft on simulators,” says HAL Chairman R K Tyagi.
“We have done some modifications in last few months so that the history and the achievements of the country in aeronautics are displayed in eye-catchy ways,” he adds.
REad news in full 19/08/14 Deccan Herald
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