The collection features the Douglas DC-3, a cornerstone of Colombian aviation development, among its primary aircraft displays.
The museum functions as a center for the restoration of vintage aeronautical equipment rather than merely a static exhibition space.
It is geographically positioned within the airport grounds of the primary air hub serving Cali.
The institution operates as a non-profit foundation dedicated to the historical preservation of Colombian aviation heritage.
The Phoenix Air Museum (Museo Aéreo Fénix) is located at the Alfonso Bonilla Aragón International Airport complex in Palmaseca, Colombia. It serves as a dedicated aeronautical heritage center preserving aviation history within the Valle del Cauca region. The facility hosts an extensive collection of restored historic aircraft, vintage engines, and aeronautical memorabilia. It is situated within the Zona Franca de Palmaseca, emphasizing its logistical link to the active airfield. The museum focuses on the technical evolution of flight through its static displays and preservation efforts. It provides educational insights into both commercial and military aviation history in South America.
In front of the large outdoor Douglas DC-3 display during the golden hour.
Contact the museum directly to confirm group visit requirements, as accessibility to specific hangar areas may vary.
Bring sun protection and comfortable walking shoes, as some exhibits are housed in large, airy hangars with significant floor space.
Carry identification, as the museum is located within the airport's specialized business zone.
Do not attempt to access the museum via the main passenger terminal; follow signage specifically for the Zona Franca/Aéreo Fénix area.
Closed on Mondays.
Do not touch the aircraft surfaces or climb onto the landing gear; adhere to all marked safety perimeters.
