Flugwelt Altenburg Nobitz

Flugwelt Altenburg Nobitz

Am Flughafen 3

04603 Nobitz

Germany

www.flugwelt-altenburg-nobitz.de

info@flugwelt-altenburg-nobitz.de

+49 03447 515033

April – October

  • Saturday -Sunday and public holidays 10:00- 17:00

Admission fee

Gift shop

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Aircraft collection

Brequet Br1150 Atlantic 61+12

HA-MDS

61+12

D-9539

99+41

D-2428

CCCP-19425

BB+374

60

742( 22+27)

DDR-VGI

B-12(D-HAUD)

(98+17) 14

51+02

125

DM-SNN

D-EKMX/19

Antonov An-2R

Brequet Br1150 Atlantic

Canadair CL-13B Mk.6 Sabre

Fiat G91T/3

ICA-Brasov IS-29D

Kamov Ka-26

Lockheed TF-104F Starfighter

Mikoyan Gurevich MiG-21SMT

Mikoyan Gurevich MiG-21SPS

PZL Mielec Mi-2

Sikorsky S-58C

Sukhoi Su-22M-4

Transall C-160D

Yakolev Yak-50

Yakolev Yak-52

Zlin Z-37A Cmelák

Zlin Z-43

In March 2005, a small exhibition on the history of the airfield was opened by the association of the same name under the name Flugwelt Altenburg-Nobitz. On display are many photos of the airfield, equipment and models of aircraft that were stationed at the airfield. The highlight of the exhibition is the MiG-21 SPS which can be visited on the open-air ground. It was in the service of the NVA until the fall of the Berlin Wall and after that it was parked on a car park in Zwickau for 15 years. Another MiG-21 of type SMT was owned by the airfield for a long time. In 2014 it was put into the museum. This MiG was used by the Soviet Army and was stationed at Altenburg-Nobitz airfield. After a damage to the aircraft it was decommissioned and then stood on a base on the airfield until 2001. After that the MiG was removed from the base and restored.

On April 11, 2007 the German Navy handed over a Breguet Atlantic long-range sea reconnaissance aircraft to the museum. The aircraft was transported to the museum grounds on July 7, 2007 in a ten-hour campaign financed by donations. Since then, the Breguet Atlantic can also be viewed from the inside.

In the years that followed, the outdoor area was supplemented by a Let Z-37 agricultural aircraft, a Mil Mi-2 police helicopter, a glider and the Fiat G.91, Canadair Sabre MK 6 and Lockheed F-104 “Starfighter” fighters.