Central Air Force Museum in Monino, Russia (Full Tour)

Join me on a trip to The Central Airforce Museum in Monino, on the outskirts of Moscow, Russia. I was lucky to be invited by a channel subscriber, who gave me a full guided tour of the planes and helicopters on display there.

The Central Museum of the Air Force is a Mecca for connoisseurs of Russian aviation history. The museum is unique. The collection of exhibits is the largest in Russia and one of the largest in the world, the outdoor exposition displays 211 different authentic samples of military, civil and experimental aircraft.

🌐 Place Name: Central Museum of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation
☎️ Phone Number for Bookings: [phone] (Wed-Sun Only)
📍 Rabochiy posyolok Monino, Muzeynaya ulitsa, 1
⌚ Time of Filming: 1.00 pm (13.00 pm) 30th August 2024.

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[TravellingwithRussell]

I really do hope you found tyhis video interesting. Max the main host of this video did such an amazing job of hosting and guiding me around the who exhibition. Please give some love to Max in the comments. Would you like to see more videos like this on the channel, let me know in the comments.


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[nuke.b.u]

The Ilyushin IL-62 is by far one of the coolest looking airliners ever made. Thank you for showing us around this museum!

[alienfrommarss]

Max is a great video host, he seems like a nice young lad! 👍 Really great video with interesting facts! ❤

[smpeljas]

I’m thrilled! So I’m expecting some sort of …”Thanks ma!” My son is only 26 years old… Professor Russell and Max, you guys rock my world! Thank You!

[oliversmith]

The sunlight you got on this day was perfect for crisp, clear video!

[fitzpatrickgf]

Thanks for the tour! I have a Commercial pilot certificate in the U.S. and was always fascinated by Russian aircraft and their designs. I'm still amazed at the TU-144 Concordski! Early 2000, it was used in a joint venture with U.S. Boeing and NASA for supersonic testing because they already retired the Concorde. Hopefully we'll be able to see the TU-144 fly again someday. My next favorite Russian aircraft is the IL-62. I always loved the rear engine passenger jets. I always thought they were safer having the engines in back making it quieter and more enjoyable to fly while sitting at the front of the aircraft. Aviation has a small community of enthusiasts who love to fly and we don't care what country they are manufactured in. I would like to fly in all of them if I had the chance.

[pepperheadtoo]

my first tour of duty with the USMC ( 1972 -1976) was in helicopters ( ch-46 & vh-3 ) so I found this tour of the museum very interesting ... I just wish the helicopter tour could have been in more detail but it was fascinating .

[obedenech]

Am impressed by his level of knowledge, max I mean.

[psitec]

Great video, incredible aircraft.. Been on Air France Concorde in late 80s. Will never forgot it. Amazing flight.

[Rob-vvyn]

There is some great WW2 fighters inside the buildings as well

[adrianstevens]

I love videos with Max! Y'all taught me a great deal of information about Russian/Soviet aircraft ❤
Thanks, Russell and Max.😊

[ojbmiguelmiguel]

MAX... Respect for your knowledge in Russian aviation. Thank you both

[sazza]

Great video! Visiting museums if definitely one of my favorite things to do when traveling. Kubinka tank museum would make a cool video, never been there myself but it looks fascinating.

[smpeljas]

I’m thrilled! So I’m expecting some sort of …”Thanks ma!” My son is only 26 years old… Professor Russell and Max, you guys rock my world! Thank You!Concord… MIG I’m a Professor and Max Fan

[Shining]

Absolutely fascinating!! Thank-you Russell & Max ... you're both great tour guides!!

[thedappercook]

One of your best Russ. And Max is fantastic, a natural!

[LanTHruster]

Made out of titanium Sukhoi T-4 bomber was a marvel 3 Mach plane, it was mostly automatic and was designed from scratch with the number of new technology involved of about 70%. This plane was designed to kill air carriers. A completely new plane was made out of titanium to withstand extreme heat generated by friction with air. That was the most secret plane in Soviet Union but it had the whooping costs of about 910 million US dollars and that was the reason it was scraped in favor of what then become White Swan bomber. Fair to say that soviet military met this plane with open heat it was liked but the Soviet administration for not yet disclosed reasons (probably the high costs) decided to shut the project down.

[smpeljas]

Professor, please thank Max because I sent as manu photos to my son…USAF Heavy Plane Pilot, age 26 years old… I hope he enjoys you both …I’ll keep you posted!

[sqwertyuiop]

Не представляю, как можно было равнодушно пройти мимо Ми-12...

[Vlda]

YAK
Yak-141 tidbit:
it is design from 1970-es, sa everything was still mostly analog. Pilot had to control VTOL system manually, and it was a problem.
But what is interesting is that Lokheed-Martin PURCHASED VTOL design from Yak and implemented it in F-35, but with a computer control.