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Lone Star Flight Museum’s Jet Setters Ball ’25 Raises $700,000 and Honors Board Member Ralph B. Thomas
The Lone Star Flight Museum’s Jet Setters Ball ’25 raised $700,000 to support STEM education…
Stockton Field Aviation Museum Acquires A-26C
Stockton Field Aviation Museum has welcomed a newly acquired A-26C Invader to its collection, expanding…
CAF Launches Campaign to Expand by Adding Local Units
PRESS RELEASE - The Commemorative Air Force (CAF) – the world’s largest flying museum announced…
The Museum of Flight – Calling All WWII History Buffs
To help relieve the boredom and frustration in these semi-sequestered times, the Museum of Flight…
National Museum USAF to Open an Aircraft One Day Each Month
Beginning in April 2021, the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force will provide the…
Dutch Auster On the Move
In early March came news from the Netherlands that the WWII-veteran Auster AOP Mk.III liaison…
Sole Surviving Dutch Navy PBY Catalina Begins Restoration at Nederlands Transport Museum
The sole intact Consolidated PBY Catalina to serve with the Dutch Naval Air Force (Marine…
CAF Inaugurates The Henry B. Tippie National Aviation Education Center
Last Friday, the Commemorative Air Force inaugurated the Henry B. Tippie National Aviation Education Center.…
Marine Corps’ Flying Leatherneck Aviation Museum to Close Permanently
The Marine Corps will permanently close its only museum devoted solely to aviation on March…
Vintage Flying Museum’s Warbird Ride Day
by Gary Daniels Weather can make or break an aviation event. For the first…
Planes of Fame Hangars Reopen
The Planes of Fame Air Museum will reopen to the public March 18, after closing…
San Diego Air & Space Museum Re-Opening Tomorrow
Press Release - The San Diego Air & Space Museum in Balboa Park is back…
The National Museum of the Tuskegee Airmen Has New Home in Detroit
PRESS RELEASE - The Tuskegee Airmen National Museum, which honors the history and legacy of…
Ron Alexander’s Legacy Continues
Ron Alexander was known among fellow pilots as a "quiet giant" of aviation, he died…
RNZAF Museum’s Canberra WT346 Arrives at Her New Home
Back in November 2020, the Air Force Museum of New Zealand's Trust Board signed an…
Castle Air Museum Adds Grumman A-6E Intruder
Following the recent announcement about the acquisition of the F-117 Nighthawk, the Castle Air Museum in…
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