Museum of aviation equipment in the open air, was organized in the village of Borova near Minsk in 2009.

The first aviation Museum in the Republic of Belarus was established on the basis of the aeroclub DOSAAF named after twice hero of Soviet Union Sergey gritsevtsa. The Museum aims to promote aviation among young people. The last time the prestige of the professions connected with aviation, dropped significantly.

The Museum has collected more than 29 aircraft. 23 aircraft and 6 helicopters hospitably open to visitors its doors, and specially trained guides will show and pay attention to the features of each model of equipment. Here is something to see – Museum in upland boasts a rare airplane models, which in other places are impossible to see. Here you can't just go in the passenger cabin, but also to sit in the pilot, try on high-altitude pressure suit and oxygen mask. Most aircraft and helicopters operating and in good repair. The sky is filled with even some aircraft veterans of the great Patriotic war.

In 1934 created the Minsk aeroclub aviation society. In 1948 the club was renamed the Central Aero club of the BSSR.

The Museum is a flying club in our days. Here, you can jump with a parachute, youth engaged in aviation sports, which has recently become very fashionable. Modern sport planes give athletes an adrenaline jolt, while remaining completely safe.

In the aviation Museum hosts parades, celebrations, meetings with veterans of pilots and astronauts, the open days for students and schoolchildren.