Planes of Fame Air Museum

What a fantastic museum! People of all ages will have plenty of fun here for at least half a day. There is quite a lot to see, spanning multiple hangars and a large outdoor area between them. Sometimes on weekends they will even take a plane from their collection out to do a big talk about it and then fly it for everyone to see. There is plenty of parking, even if the lot fills up you can easily park on the street and not have too long of a walk to the museum.

This is one of the last air museums that focuses on maintaining vintage military aircraft that actually fly on a regular basis. The staff are highly experienced and knowledgeable, and the history of the physical museum goes back to the very beginnings of the idea of 'air museums', which gained popularity after WWII. The first Saturday of each month features a public discussion and flight demonstration of one of the museum's classic warbirds. I strongly urge anyone interested in this type of history to visit the Planes of Fame Museum. There, you will find much to learn.

Nice little museum. Great people and culture here. As a korean. Also loved the korean war memorial. I wouldn't be here if it wasn't for all those medal of honor recipients. Respect and honor to all who died for south korea be free.