South Australian Aviation Museum is located in the port of Adelaide, north of the city of Adelaide. (Port Adelaide), is about 14 kilometers from the city of addle. The museum shows real-world samples from twin-winged aircraft to space rockets to experience the command and dispatch of air force commanders. Launch the Lincoln bomber's thruster, board the Dakota C 47, visit the classic jet fighter, and so on, with a wealth of exhibits that fully explain the history of South Australia's aviation. There are many souvenirs to choose from in the museum's shops, and the library has a large collection of valuable materials. The museum has an engine launch every three years to hear the flutter of Merlin's engine and seven other star engines from World War I and World War II. Compared with other aviation museums, the provincial aviation museum has little to show in terms of the number of items, but it also has its own unique advantage, which is that most of the aircraft visitors on display here are allowed to board. And you can get into the cockpit.
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