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Port to assume operation of Tillamook Air Museum

Tillamook Air Museum

Tillamook, OR — The Port of Tillamook Bay is poised to take over operations of the Tillamook Air Museum, a popular tourist attraction as well as a monument to the Naval Air Station Tillamook, which played a pivotal role in

the Air Museum Network November 17, 2014 Museum News No Comments Read more

Naval Air Station Wildwood Aviation Museum Receives Over $100,000 for Preservation of Hangar

NASW

CAPE MAY AIRPORT, NJ – Naval Air Station Wildwood (NASW) Aviation Museum, located at the Cape May Airport, is proud to announce the museum recently received two grants for historic preservation, which will fund a project with four separate components.

the Air Museum Network November 11, 2014 News No Comments Read more

How drones and GoPro cameras are helping the BentProp Project recover lost WWII planes

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Every year, a team of scientists and researchers dive into the waters of the western Pacific republic of Palau, armed with underwater drones, thermal cameras, metal detectors — and the drive to solve a decades-old mystery. On Friday, GoPro released

the Air Museum Network November 7, 2014 Aircraft News, Aircraft Restoration, News No Comments Read more

1st International Symposium of Aviation & Aerospace Museums to be Held at the Dornier Museum Friedrichshafen

The first International Symposium of Aviation & Aerospace Museums to be Held at the Dornier Museum Friedrichshafen.

the Air Museum Network November 6, 2014 Museum News, News No Comments Read more

First Boeing 787 Dreamliner exhibit opens this weekend at Seattle Museum of Flight

Boeing 787 Dreamliner

Seattle, WA — This weekend the Museum of Flight, located at the southwest corner of Boeing Field, will become the first museum in the world to add a Boeing 787 Dreamliner to its collection. The Boeing Company will donate Dreamliner

the Air Museum Network November 6, 2014 Aircraft News, Museum News, News No Comments Read more

Aircraft Receive New Paint, Life at Peterson Air Force Base Museum

Aircraft Receive New Paint, Life at Peterson Air Force Base Museum

PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, CO. —A restoration project that started in August is breathing new life into several aircraft in and around the Peterson Air and Space Museum, and will likely be completed this spring after Old Man Winter has

the Air Museum Network November 6, 2014 Aircraft Restoration, Museum News No Comments Read more

Ex-fighter pilot unveils restored P-51 Mustang at the Imperial War Museum Duxford

Huie Lamb Jr. unveils restored P-51 Mustang at the Imperial War Museum, Duxford

Duxford, UK — A veteran United States airman went back in time to be reunited with a famous warplane – which he last few 70 years ago. During the Second World War, Huie Lamb Jr was a P-51 Mustang pilot,

the Air Museum Network October 31, 2014 Aircraft News, Aircraft Restoration, Museum News, News No Comments Read more

WWII Era Northrop A-17 Nomad Hauled from Canadian Lake

WWII Era Northrop A-17 Nomad Hauled from Canadian Lake

Ontario, Canada — The wreckage of a Second World War plane that disappeared roughly 70 years ago is being hauled out of Ontario’s Lake Muskoka this week. The December 1940 crash killed Lt. Peter Campbell and Leading Aircraftsman Theodore (Ted)

the Air Museum Network October 30, 2014 Aircraft News, News No Comments Read more

Museum to officially purchase Rosie the Riveter’s old plant

Museum to officially purchase Rosie the Riveter’s old plant

Ypsilanti Township, MI — All that’s needed now to save Rosie the Riveter’s old plant in Michigan is a signature or two. Yankee Air Museum chairman Ray Hunter will sign papers Thursday making the aviation museum the official owner of

the Air Museum Network October 30, 2014 Museum News, News No Comments Read more

Marauders reunite at MAPS Museum

B-26 Martin Marauder undergoing restoration at the MAPS museum

North Canton, OH — Marauders from across the U.S. descended upon MAPS Museum Oct. 17 to reunite. Those attending the reunion included Army Air Corps members that had been part of the crew of a Marauder air plane, B-26, during

the Air Museum Network October 30, 2014October 30, 2014 Aircraft News, Museum News, News No Comments Read more

Rare Behind The Scenes Look Into Aircraft Conservation at the Royal Air Force Museum

Apprentice Matthew Treanor Cartwright works on a restoration

Cosford, UK — This November, the Sir Michael Beetham Conservation Centre at the Royal Air Force Museum Cosford will once again be opening its doors. The week long event will allow Museum visitors behind the scenes access to aircraft conservation

the Air Museum Network October 29, 2014October 30, 2014 Aircraft Restoration, Museum News No Comments Read more

Lone Star Flight Museum Unveils Plans for New Home at Ellington Airport

Photo: KHOU

HOUSTON, TX — A bright yellow biplane buzzing alongside a hangar at Ellington Airport carried Houston’s mayor to a memorable photo op arrival as officials unveiled plans for a new Lone Star Flight Museum. The $35-million museum will turn Ellington,

the Air Museum Network October 28, 2014 Museum News, News No Comments Read more

Hixson Museum of Flight Considers a Move to Cleveland Regional Jetport

Hixson Flight Museum

Hixson, TN — The Hixson Museum of Flight is considering moving to the Cleveland Regional Jetport. The aircraft display and aviation history museum has outgrown its space at the Dallas Bay Skypark in Hixson. Andreas Montgomery of the museum made

the Air Museum Network October 27, 2014 Museum News, News No Comments Read more

Brothers Build Replica of the WW1 Bristol Scout Flown by Their Grandfather

Brothers Build Replica of the WW1 Bristol Scout Flown by Their Grandfather

Worcestershire, UK — Two brothers have built a replica of the WW1 Bristol Scout aircraft flown by their grandfather after finding parts of the original in his shed. David Bremner, from Ludlow, Shropshire, and his brother Rick, from Tenbury Wells,

the Air Museum Network October 24, 2014October 28, 2014 Aircraft News, Aircraft Restoration No Comments Read more

The Mid-America Flight Museum is Getting a New Home

Mid-America Flight Museum

Mount Pleasant , TX — The Mid-America Flight Museum based at the Mount Pleasant Regional Airport in Mount Pleasant, Texas is getting a permanent headquarters and home. Owner and operator Scott Glover said Friday morning he received approval for his building

the Air Museum Network October 13, 2014 Museum News, News No Comments Read more
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