The collection includes a rare Tupolev Tu-104, one of the world's first jet airliners.
Many of the exhibits were transported to the site by road, requiring complex logistical operations for oversized aircraft.
Several exhibits feature original flight controls that are accessible to visitors for tactile interaction.
The park contains a variety of non-aviation items, including decommissioned fire trucks and classic road vehicles.
The founder historically prioritized acquiring equipment that was slated for scrapping, effectively preserving pieces of Cold War history.
Some cockpit interiors are maintained with original instrumentation and warning placards.
Air Park in Zruč-Senec is a unique outdoor aviation and military museum located on the grounds of a former private collection. The site features a dense collection of decommissioned aircraft, helicopters, and military ground vehicles displayed in an open-air environment. Visitors can climb into the cockpits of several aircraft and sit inside various armored vehicles. The park showcases a mix of Soviet-era hardware and Western technology, including iconic fighter jets and transporters. It maintains a raw, unpolished aesthetic where exhibits are placed closely together, creating an immersive, workshop-like atmosphere. The museum is a private endeavor initiated by local enthusiast Karel Tarantík.
The central clearing near the larger transport aircraft, which allows for a panoramic view of the crowded fuselage rows.
Wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes as the terrain can be uneven, muddy, or dusty depending on recent weather.
Bring a camera with a wide-angle lens, as the tight spacing between large aircraft makes them difficult to frame fully.
Check the weather forecast, as there is minimal indoor shelter from rain or excessive heat during your walk.
Do not attempt to touch or manipulate internal switches or glass dials if they are marked as restricted or fragile.
The park typically follows a seasonal operation model, with reduced access or closures during the winter months due to weather conditions.
Avoid climbing on the exterior skin of aircraft to prevent damage; use provided steps and ladders only.
