Inside Bangkok’s Aviation Gem: Rare and Unique Aircraft at the Royal Thai Air Force Museum

The National Aviation Museum of the Royal Thai Air Force features a collection of approximately 80 aircraft types, representing 50 manufacturers from 15 different countries. Several of these aircraft are unique and cannot be seen anywhere else. The museum is situated on the eastern side of Don Mueang Airport. Admission is free, and it is open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., except on public holidays and Royal Thai Armed Forces Day. Getting there is easy: the Skytrain Green Line (Sukhumvit Line) stops right outside the museum, at station N22. Links to videos: The beginning of RTAF:    • The beginning of Royal Thai Air Force   DH.82 Tiger Moth:    • DH.82 Tiger Moth | First with LERX   Boeing Model 100:    • Boeing 100 / P-12 / F4B | A pilot's hot rod   Flying the Harvard (T-6):    • Flying the Historic North American Harvard...   Cessna A-37 Dragonfly:    • A-37 Dragonfly | With a deadly sting   Northrop F-5 part 1:    • F-5: Northrop's little masterpiece | Facts...   Northrop F-5 part 2:    • Never seen before | F-5 Freedom Fighter pa...   Northrop F-5 part 3:    • Northrop F-5A cockpit tour   Northrop F-5 part 4:    • Northrop F-5 Tiger II @ 50 | Chuck Yeager'...   MiG-21 part 1:    • Mig-21 facts that might surprise you   MiG-21 part 2:    • MiG-21 walkaround and cockpit tour   MiG-21 with RCAF:    • MiG-21 in Canada: The best aviation joke e...   Social Links 🔗   / flywithmagnar     / flywithmagnar     / magnar-nordal      / @flywithmagnar   "New Moon" 🎵 🎼 Created and produced by Miho Terachi. 🎷 Performed by Miho Terachi (sax) and Marie Takeda (piano). 🎙️ Recorded at Sparkling Studio, Japan.    / @terachimiho