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Aeroscopia
Aeroscopia is the aeronautics museum of Blagnac, near Toulouse, close to the Airbus sites and Toulouse-Blagnac airport. It opened on 14 January 2015 and its mission is to preserve and make known the local aeronautical heritage. It has been operated since its opening by the Manatour group.
The museum presents about forty aircraft in a large hall and on outdoor tarmacs, according to the city of Toulouse. You see notably a Concorde, a Caravelle in Air Inter colours, an A400M, a Super Guppy, ancestor of the Beluga, an Airbus A300B, an A380, a Messerschmitt, a Soviet MiG and a replica of Roland Garros's Morane-Saulnier. The holdings include the collection of the association Les Ailes Anciennes.
In 2026, the museum launched an appeal to the public until 31 October to collect objects (badge, work clothing, tool, flight log) in order to rethink its permanent display and also tell the human and regional history of the aeronautical industry.
The place is aimed at families, aviation enthusiasts and those curious about the Toulouse industry.
