Museum Information

Welcome to the Aviation Museum, right next to the airport!

We are located right next to the Aviapolis train station, near the Aviabulevardi exit. You can easily reach us by airport train and several buses, as well as by your own bike or car – there is plenty of free parking available on-site. Our weekend and late-week opening hours allow visits at different times of the day. Welcome!

Construction of the Vantaa light rail is progressing in the Aviapolis area. Works will begin on Aviabulevardi on 18 May, after which Turbiinitie will serve as the replacement route for vehicle traffic and buses. We apologize for the temporary arrangements and warmly welcome you to the museum! Click here to see more information and the map.

Opening hours: Winter schedule (1.9.–31.5.)

Mon	CLOSED
Tue	10-17
Wed-Fri	10-20
Sat-Sun	10-17

Exception opening hours: Closed: Independence Day (6.12.), Christmas (24-26.12.), New Year (31.12.-1.1.), May Day (1.5.).

Opening hours: Summer schedule (1.6.–31.8.)

Mon	10-17
Tue	10-17
Wed-Fri	10-20
Sat-Sun	10-17

Ticket prices

Adults €14

Children 7–17 years, students, pensioners, unemployed, and other discount groups €7

Children under 7 years, Museum Card and Kaikukortti holders €0

Junior Ticket (children’s own season ticket to the Aviation Museum), valid for 1 year €20

Group Ticket (includes 2 adults and 3 children 7–17 years) €30

We also accept the Museum Card (“Museokortti”)!

Getting here

Address:

Finnish Aviation Museum – Suomen Ilmailumuseo

Karhumäentie 12

01530 Vantaa

We are located right next to the Aviapolis train station, near the Aviabulevardi exit. You can easily reach us by airport train and several buses, as well as by your own bike or car – there is plenty of free parking available on-site.

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Welcome!

Accessibility and disability card

The current museum facilities are not fully accessible, but the New Aviation Museum will naturally be designed with accessibility in mind. There are parking spaces for those with mobility impairments in front of the museum. There is an accessible restroom in the entrance hall. The museum is mostly accessible, but some exhibition areas have stairs. The doors between exhibition halls do not open automatically, so please ask for assistance from customer service if needed. The assistant or support person of a disability card holder always gets free admission to the museum.

Service dogs are also welcome in the museum!

Service dogs are welcome in the museum.

Are you concerned about accessibility or do you want to ask about our services? We are a Disability Card destination and aim to serve our customers who need special support in the best possible way. We strive to consider the needs of our customers as well as possible – please ask customer service for more information.

Contact information

Principles of a safer space

Finnish Aviation Museum is a safer space. Our goal for a safer space is that no one should have to face any form of discrimination, bullying, harassment, or violence at the Aviation Museum. We want everyone to be able to be themselves safely at the Aviation Museum. If you encounter bullying or harassment at the Aviation Museum, please inform the staff.

Safer space

Responsibility and Sustainable Travel

The Finnish Aviation Museum is committed to promoting sustainable travel.

The museum takes into account environmental responsibility as well as social and cultural sustainability. The goal is to offer visitors and partners responsible experiences that support both the preservation of cultural heritage and the building of a sustainable future. In spring 2024, the Finnish Aviation Museum began its journey toward a sustainability certificate. We chose the Good Travel Seal by Green Destinations, a certification that values not only environmental efforts but also social responsibility.

Work began in early 2024, involving multiple museum teams and the New Aviation Museum project to ensure sustainability is part of our future vision. The process helped highlight both our existing responsible practices and areas for improvement. This certificate marks an important milestone — not the end — on our path toward greater sustainability.