Set in and around Malaga Airport’s original first passenger terminal, the Malaga Aeronautical Museum (Museo Aeronautico de Malaga) transports visitors to the golden age of mid-20th-century air travel in Spain. The museum features a 1940s control tower and an original check-in counter, offering a glimpse into the era when flying was a rare luxury. Visitors can step into the cockpit of restored airplanes and explore displays that vividly recapture the ambiance of early aviation. Today, the museum provides a tangible connection to the past, allowing guests to experience the sights and settings of a bygone era in air travel.
Malaga Aeronautical Museum (Museo Aeronautico de Malaga)
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