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Air Mobility Command Museum acquires rare WWII era C-60 Lodestar

Lockheed C-60 LoadStar

Dover, DE — The Air Mobility Command Museum is now the only place in the United States where one can see a complete set of every significant Lockheed airlifter built since World War II. That can be said since Tuesday

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Shuttle Endeavour reunited with Spacehab payload in museum

Shuttle Endeavour reunited with Spacehab payload in museum

Los Angeles, CA — Two years after it paraded through the streets of Los Angeles following a cross-country ferry flight from Florida, the space shuttle Endeavour was loaded with a Spacehab logistics module Thursday ahead of the orbiter’s planned transition

the Air Museum Network October 10, 2014 Aircraft News, Museum News, News No Comments Read more

Historic and Rare Aircraft from “Battle of Britain” Movie Up for Sale

Spanish-built HA-1112 Buchons

Excerpt from AOPA Pilot Magazine  Story by Dave Hirshman dave.hirschman@aopa.org Hang around aircraft restorers and you’ll inevitably hear tales of priceless historical relics hidden in barns, buried in shrink wrap, or otherwise stuck in time awaiting discovery. These stories are almost

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

Duxford Imperial War Museum appeals for WWII USAF family photos

Bombardier Lt Harry R Erickson

A museum is asking people to share family photographs and memories of US airmen and women stationed in Britain during WWII. The Imperial War Museum in Duxford, Cambridgeshire has set up a website (www.americanairmuseum.com) about in a bid to create

the Air Museum Network October 4, 2014 Museum News, News No Comments Read more

RAF Museum Cosford Unveils New Exhibit – Pilots of the Caribbean

Gp Capt Adolph Gysbert Malan talking to FS Vincent Bunting

A brand new exhibition entitled ‘Pilots of the Caribbean: Volunteers of African Heritage in the Royal Air Force’ is due to open at the Royal Air Force Museum Cosford next Month (6 October 2014). The exhibition opening will coincide with

the Air Museum Network October 2, 2014 Museum News, News No Comments Read more

Newly Restored Boeing 747 Prototype Now Open to the Public

The Boeing 747 prototype

Seattle, WA — The first Boeing 747 was never an airliner. For over 25 years it was used by Boeing for flight tests until the plane was retired and grounded in the 1990s, then moved to The Museum of Flight

the Air Museum Network October 1, 2014 Aircraft News, Museum News, News No Comments Read more

Bangladesh Air Force museum inaugurated

at the new Bangladesh Air Force museum

Dhaka, Bangladesh  — The Bangladesh Air Force (BAF) Museum has been inaugurated on Sunday at the western side of Tejgaon runway adjacent to Agargaon in the capital. Chief of Air Staff Air Marshal Muhammad Enamul Bari opened the museum as

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

Ernie Hall Aviation Museum opens in Warren Ohio

Ernie Hall Aviation Museum

Warren, OH — After years of hard work, the Ernie Hall Aviation Museum in Warren is finally open. Museum Director Bill Griffin said the project on North River Road was started in March and he is happy to finally have

the Air Museum Network September 21, 2014 Museum News, News No Comments Read more

California city to make pitch to save USS Ranger

California city to make pitch to save USS Ranger

Bremerton, WA — A group started a Change.org petition drive to save the aircraft carrier USS Ranger and then worked to get the retired aircraft carrier named as a Washington state and national historic site. The efforts came despite the

the Air Museum Network September 19, 2014 Museum News, News No Comments Read more

Qantas museum finally lands Super Constellation

Lockheed Super Constellation

Queensland, Australia — The Qantas Founders Museum at Longreach in western  has acquired an historic aircraft in the Philippines and plans to ship it home for display. The museum says it has purchased a ‘Super Constellation’, which dates back to the

the Air Museum Network September 19, 2014 Aircraft News, Museum News No Comments Read more

Yankee Air Museum changing it’s name

Yankee Air Museum's B-17G "Yankee Lady"

Belleville, MI — The Yankee Air Museum will be soaring shortly into welcoming skies and a bright future, complete with an inspiring and appropriate new name. Either that, or the new name will be a sniveling kowtow to the gods

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Star Trek’s U.S.S. Enterprise to Boldly Go Back to the Workshop

Star Trek’s U.S.S. Enterprise to Boldly Go Back to the Workshop

Paramount Pictures didn’t know what they were giving up 40 years ago when they donated the 135-inch studio model of the U.S.S. Enterprise—the fictional, 23rd century starship at the center of the groundbreaking science fiction series Star Trek—to the Smithsonian.

the Air Museum Network September 17, 2014 Aircraft Restoration, Museum News No Comments Read more

B-29 Superfortess called “Doc” getting closer to getting back in the air

B-29 Superfortress “Doc”

Wichita, KS — The B-29 Superfortess called “Doc,” which is being restored inside a Boeing Wichita hangar, is getting closer to getting back in the air, volunteers say. Work on the flaps – the last major structural piece to be

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Farmer builds aviation museum in Hebei (China) village

Farmer builds aviation museum in Hebei village

Hebei Province, China — A Hebei farmer in his sixties who’s been collecting aviation-related items and occupying an area of over 6,000 square meters for 30 years became a big shot in his local village when he decided to use

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Royal Canadian Air Force raided museum for search-and-rescue airplane parts

Royal Canadian Air Force raided museum for search-and-rescue airplane parts

Trenton, ON — The Royal Canadian Air Force has quietly turned to an unusual source for spare parts to keep its venerable search-and-rescue airplanes flying: a museum. The Citizen has learned that, in July 2012, air force technicians raided an

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