Museum Info

Opening times, entrance fees, directions

Opening Hours 2026

NOTE!

Construction of the New Aviation Museum, opening in late 2027, has begun, and we are preparing our collections for the move. This will temporarily cause some restrictions to the exhibition route in Hall 2. Our customer service staff will be happy to provide the latest information on exhibition access routes.

Construction of the Vantaa light rail is progressing in the Aviapolis area. Works will begin on Aviabulevardi on 18 May, after which Turbiinitie will serve as the replacement route for vehicle traffic and buses. We apologize for the temporary arrangements and warmly welcome you to the museum! Click here to see more information and the map.

Wintertime (1.9.-31.5.) schedule:

Monclosed
Tue10-17
Wed-Fri10-20
Sat-Sun10-17

Closed: Independece Day (6.12.), Christmas (24-26.12.), New Year (31.12.-1.1.)

Summertime (1.6.-31.8.) schedule:

Mon-Tue10-17
Wed-Fri10-20
Sat-Sun10-17

Closed: Midsummer Fest (Fri-Sun)

Entrance Fees 2025

Adults14 eur
Children (7 – 17 years), students, pensioners7 eur
Children under 7 yearsFREE
Group ticket (2 adults, 3 children)30 eur
Junior card / 1 year / 7-17 yrs20 €

Free entrance with Museum Card, as well as with ICOM and IATM Card. We sell Museum Card, the price in 2023 is 86 €/y, renewing 79 €.

With European Youth Card entrance fee 7 €.

For the fees of our guided tours, simulator services, meeting premises and consultation services, see the full price list here.

Safer space

The principles of the Aviation Museum’s safer space can be find from here. 

 

Sustainability

The Finnish Aviation Museum is committed to responsibility work and to promoting sustainable travel. Learn more about our sustainability efforts by clicking here.

Accessibility and support

NB! Please note that there is no heating in the Exhibition Halls so please dress according to the temperature.

There are several parking spots in front of the museum for persons with reduced mobility.

There are free lockers in the entrance lobby.

There is a lavatory for disabled people in the entrance lobby. The toilet seat is on the right from the door and can be used from the left side, from the right side distance to the sink is 45 cm.

There are public lavatories and a child care station in the entrance lobby.

The museum is mainly accessible but there are stairs to some objects in the exhibition.

Wheelchair is available for loan from the ticket office.

Guide and service dogs are welcome.

  
  

Accessibility statement

The WCAG legislation does not apply to the Finnish Aviation Museum, as we are not a public law entity. However, the goal of the legislation is important, so we strive to promote accessibility. Our website (ilmailumuseo.fi) meets most of the accessibility requirements, but not all materials are accessible. Please contact our staff, and we will try to provide you with the materials or information you need!

 

SEE ALSO

ADDRESS

Karhumäentie 12, 01530 Vantaa

TELEPHONE

(09) 8700 870

EMAIL

info (at) ilmailumuseo.fi

ACCESS BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT

You can access the Finnish Aviation Museum by bus and by train, or by city bike. Please check the up-to-date information on timetables and routes from the webpage of Helsinki Regional Traffic.

  • The local trains I and P from Helsinki via the Ring Rail. The closest train station is Aviapolis, choose the exit towards Aviabulevardi. The train station is located 300 metres from the Museum.
  • The I and P trains stop on all stations on the Ring Rail, so you can also board the train for instance from Tikkurila or Myyrmäki.
  • Bus lines 600 (Main Railway Station) and 561, 562 (Itäkeskus) from Helsinki.

ACCESS BY CAR

The Finnish Aviation Museum is easily accessed by car. 

Construction of the Vantaa light rail is progressing in the Aviapolis area. Works will begin on Aviabulevardi on 18 May, after which Turbiinitie will serve as the replacement route for vehicle traffic and buses. We apologize for the temporary arrangements and warmly welcome you to the museum! Click here to see more information and the map.

The museum has a large, free-of-charge parking lot. Note, however, that during special events the parking lot may be crowded. We offer free parking for museum visitors during the museum’s opening hours. Parking spaces are usually readily available. NOTE! Parking is for museum visitors only, and parking control is enforced in the parking area. By registering your vehicle’s license plate number at the ticket desk, museum visitors receive 4 hours of parking time.

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