DIRECTIONS

Discover the main light aviation museum in France. A collection of airplanes and gliders, since 1908 until now.

Sit in a plane of fame just as its pilots used to do. Discover amazing flying machines and magnificently restored historical aircraft, some still airworthy.

Take a look at René Gasnier’s aeroplane, the first to fly in Anjou (1908). A lot of competition light aircraft and gliders.

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You will enjoy sharing the enthusiasm of the volunteers working on the aircraft.

A visit especially adapted for young people and children.

All in all 4200 sq.yds. devoted to the incredible adventures of the flying pioneers.

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To make your visit easier, a printed guide is available in 4 languages :

 

ENGLISH, GERMAN, DUTCH, ITALIAN

 

 

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Reception: French & English spoken
Description of the aircraft: English and German translations.
Family Game for children from 3 to 6: English & German translations.
Family Game for children from 7 to 12: English translation.

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Free visit.

Last admission: 30 min before closing.
Visit with a guide: Starting around 15 people, a guided tour in English is available yearlong.
30 persons maximum by visit. Period of visit: 1h30

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Most of the museum is accessible to all visitors, regardless of disability.

Assistance dogs are welcome.

Toilets, including wheelchair-accessible facilities, are available.