Wednesday, March 2, 2016

Tehran Aviation Museum

After the morning flights to and from Mashhad on the Pouya Air Antonov 74 our group headed to the local aviation museum. The facility isn't very big but does contain a couple of nicely preserved planes (if we can call it preserved, not much seems to have been altered from their flying days). They are in possession of a couple of 747s, a L-1011, two ex-Royal family 727s - those would be the nicest plane on stand. What was more, we have been granted access inside the L-1011 and one of the 727s. I do not want to know how much bacteria were flying around us and later in us after those two visits. Both of the planes have been nearly intact from the times they have arrived at the museum. At the entrance/exit there is a map of the museum with a key to where do what planes stand, some descriptions are quiet funny



Inside the L-1011




The lavatory of the ex-Royal family 727
"Dacoota", "Boing" :)

Check out the rest of the trip:
PS802 to Kiev
PS751 to Tehran
Tehran spotting
Mahan Air BAe-146
Iran Aseman B727
Mahan Air A300
Qeshm Air BAe-146
Iran Air 747
Pouya Air An74
Iran Air maintenance facilities
Malindo Air 739
Norwegian 787
Kuala Lumpur spotting

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