Aviation as a human story, told through machines

This wider concept explores aviation history in Prague through the people who built the machines, flew them, and lived with the consequences of their path. It unfolds across three locations in Prague, each revealing a different moment in the same human story.

Across different periods, aircraft here reflect more than technical progress — they carry traces of passion for flying, private initiative, shared technical cultures, difficult choices, and long personal commitments made over decades.

This is not a series of tours.
It is one way of seeing — approached through different places and moments in time.

At the moment, the public experience is centered on the National Technical Museum, while the other locations remain part of the broader story and may be explored over time.

How the story unfolds

Avia BH-10 OK-AVO aircraft displayed in National Technical Museum, Prague

Origins

Beginnings of flight and the early age of aviation

National Technical Museum

Where aviation took shape through curiosity, early engineering, and national needs — in an environment where old national structures collapsed and new ones grew.

Avia B-534 aircraft in Aviation Museum Kbely, Prague

Expansion

Aviation scales up, from early industry to the jet age

Aviation Museum Kbely

Where aviation grew into an industrial and strategic force, shaped by technological progress, peacetime expansion, war, occupation, and moral pressure — visible through the aircraft themselves.

de Havilland DH-82 Tiger Moth biplane on grass airfield

Legacy

Living aviation, shaped by history

Točná Airport

Where aviation continues today as something lived — carried forward by people rather than institutions and preserved in flying historic aircraft.

You don’t need to see everything at once.

Most guests currently experience the Origins chapter at the National Technical Museum, with references to the wider arc woven into the visit.
What matters is not completeness, but attention.

We begin together at a central meeting point in Prague and travel by public transport, with the journey becoming part of the rhythm and context of the experience.

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