SAS Museum vs Tiny Guide

The exhibition shows the prehistory for the establishment of SAS with the three Scandinavian countries. SAS growth and development with great pioneering spirit such as the first direct flight over the north pole. Models of most aircraft types operated by SAS. Parts/components and equipment for several of the aircraft types. All uniforms worn over the years are on display.\n\nPromotional articles of all varieties. The flight simulator is made up of a SAS DC-9 (LN-RLM) cockpit for visitors enjoy a flight as a pilot, guided by an instructor. The DC-9-80 procedural trainer used for pilot training can be visited. The front windows are connected to the flight simulator and mirror this. The model of the DC-4 hanging from the ceiling has been in the air several times and the engines can be started at the same time as Frank Sinatra sings the song: Fly me to the moon.

Tiny Guide shows you child-friendly places around town, whether you're looking for a playroom, a music class, or a café with a changing table. Explore the map and find your next stop, without having to spend too much time searching. WHAT YOU'LL FIND IN THE APP • Activities – playrooms, talks, music, swimming, and much more for little ones • Food & drink – cafés and restaurants with changing tables • Playgrounds – publicly accessible playgrounds • Stores – children's clothing, equipment, and toys near you SUGGEST A PLACE Know a place that's missing from the map? Send a suggestion directly in the app and we'll look into it as soon as possible. FREE AND PRIVACY-FRIENDLY Tiny Guide is free and contains no ads. We do not collect personal data.