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Aeroseum - Göteborg

To the North of Göteborg, Sweden’s second largest city, lies the old military airfield of Säve - now a low cost carrier hub known as Göteborg City Airport. The eastern side of the airport holds a hidden gem in the form of an underground museum of aviation - the Aeroseum. Duncan Monk reports from this under exposed location.

What a great write up, very interesting read....thankyou.

Excellent report from a truely amazing museum (both location and collection).
Interested to read that the JA37Di cockpit outside is believed to come from 37442. I had thought 37442 to be the upturned airframe still at Halmstad.
Freeman

Freeman - you might be correct, a photo on Airliners.net has it as 37401/01-4, which ties up with the number on the nose.

Thanks for the response Ben.
37401 fits with my thinking, but as I've no absolute proof of this (I couldn't get an angle on the c/n plate behind the drivers seat) I would be happy to have been corrected.
Freeman

Freeman Lowell wrote:Thanks for the response Ben.
37401 fits with my thinking, but as I've no absolute proof of this (I couldn't get an angle on the c/n plate behind the drivers seat) I would be happy to have been corrected.
Freeman

Amended, TY.

Amazing museum, nice report Dunk!

Went these last year and it's amazing.
I had some time to kill waiting for a flight and had a drive round there.
Opened the door to the tunnel and Wow,It's so cool in there.

Mark.