Malta Aviation Museum - Malta Travel Guide

[@markduchow7371]

Those Maltese are to be commended for a fine museum, thanks for sharing!

[@traveldan1]

You're very welcome! It is definitely worth taking a look to see the varied aircraft they have there!

[@macswad]

Thankyou, looks like I will be volunteering for a couple of days. What an honour

[@traveldan1]

Cool, what will you be doing during volunteering?

[@macswad]

@@traveldan1 I'm not quite sure yet. Complete newbie in Malta. But will volunteer to do anything.

[@traveldan1]

@@macswad anything around aircraft sounds more interesting than the average day job!

[@macswad]

@@traveldan1 Yes agree, even when on vacation, when it's raining Might be rubbing down the under carriage of a DC-3. Always interesting to learn about WW2 undercarriage.

[@traveldan1]

@@macswad the DC 3 is my favourite aircraft! It was still missing a few pieces when I saw it 😄

[@Shamrock100]

The two cockpit sections were retrieved from a Maltese scrapyard and are from Handley-Page Hastings transports.. They are from WJ325 (Hastings C.4) and WJ328 (Hastings C.2). Also, a number of dismantled aircraft are held in the other side or at the back of the first hangar shown.

[@traveldan1]

Thanks for the information! For some reason I thought they were from Valletta's, but I can see that now!

[@samzerafa3185]

Great video , when back in the UK please consider doing a video at the De Havilland Heritage Centre London Colney St Albans . Its small and simmler in size to the Malta museum

[@traveldan1]

Never been there before but I have heard of it. Will see if I can get to it one day 😁