GREEK AIR FORCE MUSEUM

HAF MUSEUM
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Greek Air Force Museum, Tatoi Dekelia

The Greek Air Force Museum is located in the suburbs of Athens on the operational military Air Base of Tatoi Dekelia where besides the Hellenic Air Force museum is located but also the Air Force Academy. The museum displays a variety of Greek Air Force and foreign aircraft.

The museum’s mission is the concentration, preservation and presentation of HAF’s heirlooms, the study and documentation of history, the presentation of the nation’s battles and the Spirit of Flight throughout the centuries.
HAF’s museum is by nature both an aviation, military and technological museum. According to the ICOM classification, HAF’s museum belongs to the category of historic-technological museums that study and present a specific human activity in all its forms. In this case, the museum presents the Hellenic Air Force and its history.

Admission

Free

Openings hours

Saturday – Sunday

10:00 to 16:00 during nightlight saving time (Last admission 15:00)
10:00 to 18:00 during daylight saving time (Last admission 17:00)

Working days (only for groups – students – associations)

Prearrangement is obligatory at least 4 days before the visit, on the museum’s phone numbers, from 08:00 to 14:30 (Last admission 13:30).

Public Holidays: Closed

Website

http://www.iaf.org.il/46-en/IAF.aspx

Location

Address: HAF Museum, Dekelia Air Base, 13671, Tatoi, Greece
Phone: +30 210 8195254, +30 210 8195255

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Special mention should be made to the fact that in Greece there had been no previous experience in the fields of rebuilding historic aircraft and organizing a technologic museum. During the early days of the museum only few of the staff could imagine the vast variety of the projects that an aviation museum has to undertake and the difficulties that arose, as many of the museum’s activities were carried out for the first time in Greece.

The museum’s target is to attract a great number of visitors, who will also be able to actively participate in the museum’s activities, as is the case in many modern museums of its kind abroad.

The HAF museum encourages visits to its premises, especially for our younger friends, who could experience an astonishing first contact with the field of aviation technology. Regardless of their age, all our visitors can observe the impressive restoration works carried out on the museum’s exhibits, which require a phenomenal combination of both knowledge and technical skills.

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