Musée Aeroscopia: A Flight Through Aviation History

Musée Aeroscopia, situated in Blagnac, near Toulouse, France, stands as a testament to the region's rich aviation heritage. Opened in January 2015, the museum is located close to the Airbus headquarters. It has become a significant destination for aviation enthusiasts and tourists alike. The museum boasts an impressive collection of aircraft, including the Concorde, Airbus A300B, and Super Guppy. Visitors can explore the interiors of some planes and even step into the cockpit. The Aeroscopia museum is very focused on Airbus production. The museum also presents the technological evolution of aviation and the future of the aerospace industry. The innovative scenography invites you to discover the world of aeronautical construction and to understand current issues such as environmental challenges and innovations. Aeroscopia offers guided tours and activities. Interactive exhibits and workshops provide insights into the science of flight. The museum integrates technology like augmented reality to enhance the visitor experience. The north tarmac is open to visitors and houses five aircraft that complete the museum's collection: the first prototype of the Airbus A320, an Airbus A340-600, an ATR 42, an ATR 72 and the Airbus A380 MSN002.