Bethel, PA — The Golden Age Air Museum recently hosted their biannual “Flying Circus” airshow and as always, a great time was had by all. We were fortunate enough to be allowed access to capture 360° pilot’s eye view images from many of their aircraft. Take a rare look inside many of the museum’s historic aircraft.
Learn more about the Golden Age Air Museum here.
Instructions:
● Wait for the images to load then click and drag your mouse over each image in all directions to pan around in 360°
● View in full screen by clicking on the square icon in the lower left of each image – hit Esc or click the cross icon in the lower right to escape full screen view
1918 Curtiss JN4D “Jenny”
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1916 Sopwith Pup (replica)
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1918 Fokker Dr.1 (replica)
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1930 Fleet 7
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1931 Bird CK
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1936 Aeronca C3 “Master”
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1917 Rumpler C.V (replica)
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