Civil Aviation Museum (Armenia)

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The Civil Aviation Museum of Armenia (Armenian: Հայկական ավիացիայի պատմության թանգարան) was founded in 1998, on the 65th anniversary of civil aviation in Armenia. Located in Zvartnots, Armenia, the museum contains documents, collections, photographs, books and other valuable items that reflect the history of civil aviation.

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Civil Aviation Museum (Armenia)
15th street, Yerevan

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N 40.152458 °	E 44.398169 °

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Զվարթնոց միջազգային օդանավակայան (EVN)

15th street
0806 Yerevan
Ararat Province, Armenia
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zvartnots.aero

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