Tehran, Iran
Kooy-e-Sazeman Barnameh
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Neglected and a dying exhibition, but, still alive for the youth. Positive points are, you can visually observe giant aircrafts here, and some of the oldies.
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A graveyard of old and rare planes that once were the glory of Persian aviation. More a plane cemetery than an exhibition center, Iran’s Tehran Aerospace Exhibition Center hosts a number of old and rare planes that once were the glory of Persian aviation. Most of the aircraft are in bad shape, though some can be entered. Stepping inside these retired planes gives you a glimpse of aviation’s past, complete with luxurious interiors outfitted in retro color schemes. Among the exhibited planes is a Boeing 727 that once belonged to the sister of the Shah. Unfortunately, its interior has been scrapped in recent years. Other models include a former Iran Air Cargo Boeing 747, some Boeing 737s, a Lockheed L-1011 Tristar, and some smaller planes like Aero Commanders, Cessnas, and Pipers alongside rare plane types. A small exhibition hall shows a tiny glimpse into Iranian aviation history, but is also mostly neglected. The restaurant next door, Talar-e Havaiee, is located in a grounded jetliner, but often closed. The park is located close to Mehrabad airport, at a large motorway. It can be tricky to find, as most taxi drivers won’t know where it is. The Persian name is “نمایشگاه هوایی تهران”, and coordinates are 3542'47"N 5117'35"E. The closest metro station is Ekbatan. Opening hours are Saturday to Wednesday, 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., admission is 5000 rial. You usually have to be accompanied by a guide who will be assigned to you at the entrance (prepare to wait).
Nothing special was there
They're not keeping the airplanes in good condition. After turning back to this exhibition I couldn't believe what I see. They damaged being 727 that belong to the King's sister and this plane completely destroyed. Other planes is not in good condition meter. However, still you can see DC-3 and DC-6 again you are not able to get on the plane!
It could be fantastic if it was managed by aviation lovers! It's so sad to see imperial aircraft in such bad conditions! Interior design has been destroyed and maybe stolen!
It can be much more complete than it is.
Amazing Aviation museum
A happy and exciting day!
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