Author: the Air Museum Network

  Pieces of the Boeing B-17E Flying Fortress “Swamp Ghost” that crashed in a Papua New Guinea swamp over 60 years ago were hauled to the Pacific Aviation Museum Pearl Harbor.    

  TULSA, OK — The final flight of American Airlines N259AA was only about 8 feet in the air over a distance of 40 feet, but it may have been one of the most difficult.    After three years of

Harrison Township, MI — The Museum and Air Park is at Selfridge Air National Guard Base, accessible by vehicle through the Main Gate at the intersection of M-59 and Jefferson Avenue. History and aviation buffs can rejoice at the season

MILLVILLE, NJ — Part of the Millville Army Air Field Museum was recently dedicated to Paul Navone (center), a Millville resident and community advocate, for his generous contributions to the Museum  for many years. The Millville Army Air Field Museum’s

Troy, OH — Supporters of WACO Field are flying high over the increased use of the organization’s grounds, museum and learning center. The nonprofit WACO Historical Society salutes the WACO Aircraft Co. of Troy, the largest manufacturer of civil aircraft

  CAPE MAY – Cape May Airport, Lower Township, NJ-Naval Air Station Wildwood Aviation Museum located at the Cape May Airport will host the “Runway 5k & 1 Mile Fun Walk” on June 8, 2013 at 9 a.m. The museum

  During a quick break from Cordova’s booth at the recent Great Alaska Sportsman’s Show, I zipped over to the Anchorage Museum, determined to see more than the aisles of Fred Meyer on this trip to the big city.  

HONOLULU, April 5, 2013 — /PRNewswire/ — Pacific Aviation Museum Pearl Harbor welcomed its 1,000,000th visitor today, the Valencia family from Modesto, CA. Mr. Ivan Valencia and Mrs. Mari Valencia and their two children Hiram, 9 and Christopher, 5, received four gift bags

Tillamook, OR — Erickson Aero Tanker, a related entity to Erickson Group,. Ltd., who owns the Tillamook Air Museum, recently purchased an air-tanker operation based in Madras Oregon. Erickson Aero Tanker operates three DC7 air-tankers and is developing an MD87

York, UK — An air museum near York will stage its first Thunder Day of the year this weekend. Visitors to the Yorkshire Air Museum at Elvington will have the chance to join in activities with the venue’s fire team,

Tulsa, OK — It’s hard to imagine, but it’s been almost 40-years since the end of the U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War. Many of the people who fought in that conflict, have never received the recognition that’s been given

The Royal Air Force Museum in Hendon has signed an agreement marking its official association with the United Arab Emirates Military Museum. The Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was signed between the museum in Grahame Park Way and the United Arab

Hamilton, Ontario — Volunteer at the 2013 Hamilton Airshow June 15 – 16, 2013  The Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum is a volunteer/member based organization with a large compliment of enthusiastic and dedicated volunteers. But they need your help to make

  A full-sized replica of a WWII Spitfire being built in tribute to 71 pilots who died while learning to fly at RAF Grangemouth has had its wings attached. The event marked a milestone for the memorial, which has been