On the three floors of the museum building, on about a 450 m2 exposition area, one can see about 400 high-quality models of the aircrafts essential from the point of view of the aviation history.
On the open exposition field there are helicopters Mi-2 (obtained from Polish Air Forces), Mi-8 (obtained from the Estonian Border Guard Aviation Group) and Schweizer 300 (obtained from Estonian Aviation Academy), military jet trainer aircraft Aero L-29 Delfin, a propeller-driven "Wilga"-35 (obtained from the Estonian Defence League), a training aircraft TS-11 "Iskra", an attack-fighter Su-22M4, a fighter MiG-21 (all three obtained from Polish Air Forces), fighters JA Viggen 37, Saab J35 Draken and an attack-fighter Saab J32E Lansen (all three obtained from Swedish Air Forces Museum), a fighter Mirage IIIRS (obtained from Swiss Air Forces), a fighter MiG23 MLD,an attack aircraft Su-24 and a training-study aircraft L-39 (obtained from Ukrainian Air Forces), a fighter F-104 Starfighter (obtained from Italian Air Forces), an attack-fighter Jak-2PP, a passanger aircraft Tu-134A (obtained from AS Tallinn Airport) and An-2P (bought from Latvia).
