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due to covid, the sitting in the aircraft was not permitted , but this was not informed of before paying. It has a range of aircraft, and it would be good to sit in, but...... The displays were all very aged, tired. One area of the museum looked like a storage area for abandoneded IT equipment, no explanations given but I assume once something to do with flight simulation. A sad museum with some good exhibits, but tired!…
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Date of experience: September 2020
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Nice little museum that’s worth a visit. There are some nice aircraft that you can sit it with plenty of information to hand about them and their stories. Next to the airport is a nice beach that’s worth a walk along although during our visit the wind was creating some amazing waves!…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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This small Museum is very interesting and well worth a visit. We visited as part of a coach party and the Museum was opened especially for us which may have been the reason it being very cold in the hanger it is located. The exhibits and displays inside are very informative. However due to the stormy weather we didn't see anything outside the main building and we are not sure whether there us anything else we could have seen.…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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Saw lots of planes never seen before and very hands on. Rarely can you sit in the cockpits of aircraft.
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Date of experience: September 2019
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Response from Airworld_Museum, Front Office Manager at Airworld Aviation Museum
Responded 12 Oct 2019
Many thanks for that Janette, glad you enjoyed your visit.
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A very good but small aviation museum. Situated at Caernarfon Airport, which is a fair distance from the town, but well worth a visit. It is slightly different than most aviation museums as it has a lot of different artifacts. It is well laid out. Sections include The Dam Busters, Mountain Rescue and the airpot as it was when it was an RAF base. There is a cafe situated at the viewing area. The day I was there the Coastguard and Rescue helicopters were both deployed. It can be very windy.…
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Date of experience: September 2019
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