Air Force Museum

Unclaimed

A good place to visit with kids and friends too. It is maintained by airforce. Cleanliness is good and washrooms require some cleaning. Fighter jets used by the airforce in the past can be seen here along with the tanks and other military equipments. Parking is huge and completely free. Entry fee is 30 rs for adults and child entry fee is 15 rs. Entry is free for kids under 3. ID proof is required to enter inside the museum. A small bag is allowed, big bags can be deposited. Canteen is located inside and rates are reasonable. Quality of food is bad when we visited. Kids are not feeling well after eating food.

Ticket cost is 30 rupees. Entry requires government id card. The nearest metro station is sadar bazar cantonment, dont come from igi 1 metro station as that is bit far away. Mostly old aircraft and equipements are on display. One thing everyone who visits will cherish for sure is the photos and dresses of our war heroes. Other displays of our national heroes is something that cant be valued too, the reason for everyone to must come here. But I wish there was a daily paid workshop for visitors, so as to kindle the spark for aircraft engineering career in our youth. I loved this place. ❤️‍?

Great experience. Nice assortment of Indian Air Force equipment spanning multiple generations. Good for photography as well. However, Some pieces could have been preserved better.

I went there twice. Once in Feb 2025 and then June 2025. Obviously weather was different. When I visited in Feb, there were small jets/planes lined beautifully in the warehouse but recently many of them were removed. I think some work is going on so it was not a good experience. The ticket is rs 30-50 per person above 13 yrs. I don't remember exact amount. There are 3 galleries (air conditioned), one warehouse, and rest huge helicopters are stationed in open ground. Overall, I would recommend the place atleast once. We get to know about Indian Air Airforce through this museum.

I had a wonderful experience visiting this museum with my school friends and teacher in 2019. That day was truly amazing, and I still fondly remember the fun we had together. I plan to visit it again. Every Indian parent should encourage their children to visit museums like this one, which showcase the sacrifices and love of our brave Indian soldiers for Bharat Mata. Instead of sending them to movie theaters or other places that do not instill moral values, parents should promote these enriching experiences.