We invite you to discover the fascinating history of aviation through our interactive calendar.
The world’s first airline, DELAG, was established in Germany, carrying passengers and mail by Zeppelin airships. Before the outbreak of World War I, the airline safely carried approximately 34,000 passengers aboard 7 airships. Transatlantic flights were offered in the interwar period.
American pilot Jimmie Angel, flying over Venezuela, discovered from the air the world’s highest waterfall, measuring nearly 1,000 m, later named after him.
The Polish multi-role helicopter PZL W-3 Sokół made its maiden flight. Six years later, serial production began in Świdnik – approximately 150 Sokółs were built and operated in 19 countries.
The American unmanned experimental vehicle X-43, powered by a scramjet engine, set a speed record, reaching Mach 9.6 (11,300 km/h). After the record flight, the aircraft fell into the Pacific and was destroyed.
The Polish Aviation Museum in Kraków presents the rich history of Polish aviation through unique exhibits and interactive thematic exhibitions, educating and inspiring all who dream of the skies. It is a place where aviation tradition meets modernity, offering visitors an unforgettable experience.
