Museum of Aeronautical Science

File:Inside Museum of Aeronautical Sciences-1.JPGThe first and second floors feature a variety of exhibits related to aircraft and aviation. These include components of the Boeing 747 (a section of the main wing, a JT9D engine, a cross-section of the fuselage, and cargo containers), a full-scale passenger cabin mock-up, and a model of the adjacent Narita International Airport. At the centre of the exhibition space, there is a model of a Boeing 747-400 prototype. A DC-8 flight simulator is also available.{{Cite web |date=2024-01-24 |title=展示物・館内のご案内 {{!}} 航空科学博物館 楽しみながら学べる成田空港隣接の体験・探求型ミュージアム |url=https://www.aeromuseum.or.jp/information/#floor1 |access-date=2024-11-25 |website=www.aeromuseum.or.jp |language=ja}}

The fourth and fifth floors are designed to resemble an air traffic control tower. The fourth floor houses the observation restaurant Balloon. The fifth floor is an observation deck, where visitors can watch aircraft land and take off while listening to explanations by staff. This floor also has airport control equipment that was previously used in actual operations.{{Cite web |date=2024-01-24 |title=展示物・館内のご案内 {{!}} 航空科学博物館 楽しみながら学べる成田空港隣接の体験・探求型ミュージアム |url=https://www.aeromuseum.or.jp/information/#floor2 |access-date=2024-11-25 |website=www.aeromuseum.or.jp |language=ja}}

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Commemorating the country's aviation history as the largest operator of the Boeing 747 at one time, plans were made around 2008 to preserve an example of the iconic aircraft at the museum. It was decided that the museum would acquire a retired Boeing 747 stored in America, disassemble it, transport it by sea, and reassemble it on-site. An ex-Northwest Airlines airframe, Boeing 747-212B (N642NW), was selected for the project and transported from Pinal Airpark in late 2010.{{Cite web |title=WEB版「航空と文化」　 ボーイング７４７セクション４１展示物語（前編）　小林　忍 |url=https://www.aero.or.jp/web-koku-to-bunka/2012_04_15_kobayashi/2012_04_15_kobayashi-1.html |access-date=2024-11-25 |website=www.aero.or.jp}} The reassembly was completed in July 2011 by engineers from Japan Airlines.{{Cite web |title=WEB版「航空と文化」　 ボーイング７４７セクション４１展示物語（前編）　小林　忍 |url=https://www.aero.or.jp/web-koku-to-bunka/2012_05_15-kobayashi-2/2012_05_15_kobayashi-2.html |access-date=2024-11-25 |website=www.aero.or.jp}}

File:YS11 Prop-Jet.JPG and other aircraft on display]]

• Cessna 195
• Mitsubishi MU-2
• Fuji/Rockwell Commander 700
• NAMC YS-11
• Sikorsky S-62
• Kamov Ka-26
• Cessna 411
• Beechcraft Bonanza
• Learjet
• Aero Commander 680
• Robinson R22
• Cessna 175
• Aerospatiale SA 330 Puma
• Mooney M20
• Cessna 421
• Beechcraft Turbo Baron

• List of aviation museums

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• [http://www.aeromuseum.or.jp Museum of Aeronautical Sciences] {{in lang|ja}}
• [https://www.city.narita.chiba.jp/english/welcome/s_guide_13_aero_muse.html Museum of Aeronautical Science – Narita City Sightseeing Guide]
• [http://www.airportspotting.com/museum-aeronautical-science-narita-japan/ Airport Spotting - Museum of Aeronautical Science, Narita, Japan]

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