The Rygge Flyhistoriske Forening (Rygge Aviation History Association) is a museum and organization dedicated to preserving and showcasing the rich aviation history of Rygge Air Station, which was an important military airbase in Norway.
Rygge Flyhistoriske Forening (Rygge Aviation History Association)
1580 Rygge
www.rygge-flyhistoriske-forening.com
+47 90728009 /+47 93004246
Open first Saturday of the month
Aircraft collection
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Bell UH-1D Iroquois Bell UH-1D Iroquois Northrop F-5A Freedomfighter |
Rygge Flyhistoriske Forening (Rygge Aviation Historical Society) is a Norwegian organization dedicated to preserving and promoting the aviation history of Rygge Air Station (Rygge flystasjon), located near Moss in Østfold, Norway. The air station has played a significant role in both civil and military aviation in Norway, and the association aims to safeguard its legacy.
The organization’s activities often include:
- Restoration and preservation of aircraft: They restore historical aircraft that have been part of Rygge’s aviation history or Norwegian military aviation in general.
- Exhibitions and events: Rygge Flyhistoriske Forening organizes exhibitions, airshows, and events to showcase restored aircraft and aviation memorabilia.
- Historical research and documentation: They collect and document the history of Rygge Air Station, Norwegian military aviation, and related topics.
- Collaboration with other aviation enthusiasts: The association often works with other aviation historical societies, museums, and organizations to promote the rich history of Norwegian aviation.
Their work helps preserve Norway’s aviation heritage, especially with regard to Rygge Air Station’s military and civil contributions. If you’re interested in Norwegian aviation history, becoming a member of such a society could offer unique insights and opportunities to engage in restoration projects and events.