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This tour invites you to discover an exceptional site, often inaccessible to the general public: the restoration workshops of the Musée de l’Air et de l’Espace, located in Dugny, near Le Bourget airport. A fascinating immersion in the world of aeronautical conservation, this tour combines heritage, technique and know-how.
Designed for groups, this day combines cultural, technical and educational discovery.
Founded in 1919, the Musée de l’Air et de l’Espace is one of the oldest and most important aviation museums in the world. It houses thousands of objects tracing the history of the conquest of the skies, from the first flying machines to modern space technologies.
The Le Bourget site already allows you to discover :
But this tour goes even further, opening the doors to the museum’s backstage area.
Located on the other side of the runways in Dugny, the workshops are the museum’s second site, dedicated to aircraft restoration and conservation.
Over several thousand square metres, a team of specialized technicians works to preserve historic aircraft and objects, some of which are unique in the world.
These workshops allow you to discover :
The tour offers a practical insight into the various stages of restoration:
These operations require rare skills and meticulous work, sometimes over several years.
Visitors can observe work in progress, such as the restoration of emblematic aircraft and historical pieces.
The Dugny workshops also provide access to exceptional reserves, where fragile or large-scale objects not on display in the main halls are kept.
It includes :
These spaces reveal another, more confidential but equally fascinating facet of the museum.
In addition, a visit to the museum allows you to explore the major periods in the history of aeronautics:
Visitors can admire :
This tour highlights an essential aspect of heritage: its preservation.
The work carried out in the workshops enables :
It’s a real behind-the-scenes look at living heritage.
This tour is ideal for groups, including :
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Choosing this excursion means discovering a rare and little-known place.
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A blend of history, technology and passion, this tour offers an exceptional immersion in the world of aeronautics.
The restoration workshops at the Musée de l'Air et de l'Espace in Dugny offer a behind-the-scenes look at the conservation of aeronautical heritage. Visitors can watch technicians at work on historic aircraft, understand the various stages of restoration and gain access to reserves containing rare parts not on display. This visit offers a unique immersion into a technical world often inaccessible to the general public, while highlighting specialized know-how.
Aircraft restoration mobilizes a wide range of specialized trades, including mechanics, boilermakers, carpenters and upholstery specialists. Every job requires precise technical skills and in-depth knowledge of materials and structures. These often little-known trades are essential to ensure the preservation and enhancement of historic aircraft.
Yes, this tour is perfectly suited to groups, as it offers an educational and interactive approach. It allows you to discover technical aspects in an accessible way, while encouraging exchanges with guides and professionals. It's an ideal outing for school groups, associations or companies looking for an original and enriching experience.