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Jet Fighter Weeks
april 18 to May 4, 2025
Bring jet engines to life yourself
Experience an adventurous summer vacation during the Jet Fighter Weeks at Aviation Museum Aviodrome! Be blown away by the jet fighter exhibition 'Faster than the sound' where you step into a different room of experiences each time. Learn all about jet fighters and the discovery of the jet engine. Immerse yourself in the historical story of inventor Frank Whittle and test your skills through the various jet engine tests and fun activities.
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As a jet fighter pilot, everything goes by you at lightning speed. Are your eyes in top condition and nothing escapes you? Then take this eye test.
Standing right next to impressive fighter jets, touching them and maybe even crawling into the cockpit for a moment. During Jet Fighter Weeks, the Netherlands' most extraordinary jet fighters come very close. Discover all about jet fighters at the Jet Fighter exhibition.
Jet fighter pilots must of course be very fit, because flying a jet fighter is top sport. How fit are you? Fly as fast as you can over the jet fighter storm track and measure your speed against that of a real jet fighter.
Are you good at making noise? So are jet fighters! Up to 150db. Do you roar louder than a jet fighter? Take the test!
As a pilot, you have to be able to react quickly. How good is your responsiveness? Test it at the game Flist Flight and hit the big button at exactly the right time.
And then... last but not least...
Flying in a jet!
If you have what it takes to be a jet fighter pilot, then it's time for the true test.... flying in a jet fighter. At Aviodrome you will find - in addition to two "regular" simulators - two jet fighter simulators. Crawl into the digital cockpit of an F-16 or Starfighter and fly right past your house.
The simulators are maintained and the flights supervised by volunteers. Unfortunately, there may occasionally be a shortage of skilled volunteers to keep the simulator functioning properly. As a result, a simulator may be closed unexpectedly.