Redbull - Hangar 7 - Salzburg

Hangar-7 in Salzburg was built by Red Bull founder Dietrich Mateschitz and opened in 2003. Designed as a spectacular glass dome, it was created to house the Flying Bulls’ historic aircraft collection. The collection includes legendary machines such as the DC-6B, a Lockheed P-38 Lightning, North American B-25 Mitchell, Cessna 337, helicopters, and various aerobatic aircraft. Many are maintained in flying condition and regularly appear at airshows and special events. Hangar-7 has become both a museum and a unique meeting place for aviation enthusiasts, combining aviation history, technology, architecture, and culture.

A Red Bull aerobatic aircraft and historic helicopter displayed inside the spectacular Hangar-7.

A historic B-25 Mitchell bomber in polished silver, proudly displayed in Red Bull’s Hangar-7.

Hangar-7 showcases a Red Bull T-28 aircraft and Formula 1 car in its spectacular glass atrium.

Hangar-7 is located at Salzburg Airport in Austria and is one of Red Bull’s most distinctive landmarks. Opened in 2003, it was created to preserve, display and maintain the remarkable collection of The Flying Bulls. The building combines innovative architecture with aviation heritage, offering a unique space where historic aircraft, helicopters and other iconic machines can be admired. Beyond its role as an aviation showcase, Hangar-7 hosts exhibitions, cultural events and gastronomy, making it a major destination for aviation enthusiasts and visitors to Salzburg.