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New England Air Museum |
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Take Flight! |
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Vintage aircraft, engines and other aeronautical history exhibits fill two large buildings at the international airport. Check out our planes, helicopters, gliders, ultralights, missiles, rockets, and engines. Or try one of our realistic flight simulators! Something for the entire family. |
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 Best suited for all ages
You can expect to spend under 2 hours when visiting our location
We are open year-round
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Average cost for this attraction: under $10
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Seniors, Children |
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Guided Group Tours and Group Rates are available, call (860) 623-3305 for more information.
We are available for private after-hours social functions.
Children age 5 and under are FREE! |
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Wheelchair/Stroller Accessible |
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Dining facilities |
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Connecticut |
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Population:
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3,405,565
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Did you know:
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Connecticut gave us the first free library (Salisbury, 1810), matches (Beacon Falls, 1834), telephone subscribers and phone book (New Haven, 1878), speed limit (12 mph, 1901), and nuclear submarine (USS Nautilus in Groton, 1954).
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(860) 623-3305
(860) 627-2820
