Royal Malaysian Air Forces Museum Kuala Lumpur displays old photographs, model aircraft, uniforms, weapons, dioramas and other air force paraphernallia.

There are about 18 phased-out aircraft that you can discover such as the Scottish Aviation Twin Pioneer, a Scottish Aviation Single Pioneer, a Hunting Piston Provost, a DeHavilland Dove, and a CAC Avon Sabre jet.

The Royal Malaysian Air Force has a short history. And, the RMAF Museum even shorter. From a one aircraft airforce in 1958 and a crew of 14 men, the RMAF has grown to a force it is today, with MiG-29s, F-18s and SU-30s.

The museum will give you a fair understanding of Malaysia’s military aviation heritage. There’s nothing like seeing, touching and feeling the history unfolding before you, so do make a visit to the Museum when you can afford the time.

The Royal Malaysian Air Forces Museum is situated in the RMAF Base complex, but it has a separate entrance. You can visit the museum at the following hours:
ROYAL MALAYSIAN AIR FORCE MUSEUM (1985)

c/o RMAF Base,
Jalan Lapangan Terbang Lama
50460 Kuala Lumpur
03-241 1133 ext. 4129/4198 Fax: 03-244 4134

Open: From 1000 to 1600 hrs.
Mondays-Thursdays; Saturdays-Sundays. Closed on Fridays and public holidays.

The Museum is situated in the RMAF Base complex, but has its own entrance
Admission: Free
http://www.malaysian-museums.org/rmaf

Museum Manager: Major Nazri Aziz, RMAF

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