FFA Museum Altenrhein

About FFA Museum Altenrhein

Exhibits up close in the FFA Museum The new pearl in the museum landscape of Eastern Switzerland and Lake Constance is at St. Gallen Airport in Altenrhein. The museum awaits visitors with a unique combination of aircraft and vehicles. The museum's unique DNA provides a special experience. Here, the exhibits can be used at close quarters in the historic Rolls-Royce, in the racing car of the 1970s or as part of a member flight in a double-decker or military jet. Many dreams can come true here. History of the last 100 years FFA Museum stands for Fliegermuseum / Fahrzeugmuseum Altenrhein. The museum is located directly on the Swiss shore of Lake Constance, where Claude Dornier laid the foundation stone for the airfield and new plants shortly after the First World War. The history of the last 100 years is legendary - the combination of the exhibits on display is correspondingly exciting. Vehicle meets aircraft The basis are aircraft from the former Swiss Army, on the other hand products from British production. Rolls-Royce is known for its extreme reliability and top performance - the engines were the most expensive and the best, so right for the Swiss Air Force jets. Derived from automotive engineering, F.H. Royce developed the first aircraft engine. This happened at a time when Rolls-Royce was just becoming an icon in automotive engineering - vehicles such as the Silver Ghost and Phantom models were used by famous personalities around the world.

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