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Aviation Museum based in Salem, Oregon. Serving as a service station canopy in Milwaukie, Oregon for over 67 years, the WWII B-17G Flying Fortress now known as the “Lacey Lady” is undergoing complete restoration to airworthy condition at the Salem, Oregon airport (KSLE). Opened in January 2015, Hangar “C” at historic McNary Field houses the B-17 Alliance Foundation museum & restoration facility where you can watch our volunteers work towards restoring our iconic aircraft piece by piece. Last Updated: 06-03-2022 | ||
At the Henry B. Tippie National Aviation Education Center, there is no such thing as a stationary airplane. Aircraft fly in & out of the Victor N. Agather hangar, giving tours & educating people across the country. Our hangar is home to a number of aircraft throughout the year, but it would be unfair for us to keep them all to ourselves! Therefore, aircraft are not guaranteed to be on-site when you purchase your ticket for admission. If you, or a member… Last Updated: 14-03-2022 | ||
We celebrate Gloucestershire’s rich aviation heritage from the early days of flight, through the birth of the Jet Age to the present day. Jet Age Museum is staffed only by volunteers, some of whom flew in aircraft we have on display. Come & visit, ask questions & learn about the history of aviation in Gloucestershire & beyond. We aim to preserve the past & inspire the future. Last Updated: 14-03-2022 | Company / Seller: Location: England ⋅ Europe ⋅ Gloucester ⋅ Gloucestershire ⋅ South West ⋅ UK | |
The Avro Heritage Museum preserves the legacy of Alliott Verdon-Roe & his company A.V. Roe & Co (Avro). Located on the former Woodford Aerodrome near Stockport in Cheshire, the site saw the production of famous aircraft including the Lancaster, Vulcan, Nimrod & BAe 146. The Avro Heritage Museum is packed with fascinating exhibits & is home to the only example of an all-white Vulcan bomber. There are many activities on offer & things to do to keep all ages entertained… Last Updated: 14-03-2022 | Company / Seller: Location: Manchester ⋅ England ⋅ Greater Manchester ⋅ Europe ⋅ North West ⋅ UK | |
 | The Finnish Aviation Museum is an exciting visiting destination for the whole family, located in the heart of the Aviapolis area in Vantaa. Our collections include dozens of aircraft related to the history of Finnish aviation. We are a treasure chest of aeronautical information, offering something new for everyone, whether you’re a devoted airplane aficionado or a novice. Fly with us! Last Updated: 15-03-2022 | Company / Seller: Location: Helsinki ⋅ Europe ⋅ Finland |
 | Who am I? A simple individual, engineer, aviation passionate & enthusiast who works to start & open a small aerospace museum or a small expo space for various aircraft, flying objects & items from all over the world, in order to preserve aviation history & to promote aviation to children & students. These are the things that I gathered for the beginning. Thanks to all my partners & sponsors from the right side. There is a lot more to do, I am looking for… Last Updated: 06-04-2022 | |
Online Donations for the Solway Aviation Museum. Last Updated: 11-04-2022 | Company / Seller: Location: Carlisle ⋅ Cumbria ⋅ England ⋅ Europe ⋅ North West ⋅ UK | |
Museum Donations for Bentwaters Cold War Museum. Last Updated: 11-04-2022 | Company / Seller: Location: Ipswich ⋅ England ⋅ East of England ⋅ Europe ⋅ Suffolk ⋅ UK |
Aviation Museum Donations are always gladly received, since a lot of museums are run by volunteer organisations, with little funding but lots of enthusiasm and passion. The great thing with aviation museums that have actual aircraft (as opposed to aircraft models and other artefacts), is that there’s always a story behind each aircraft on display. Take the Avro Lancaster, at the Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre. Upon first glance, it may just look like any other aircraft. But consider that over 7,000 Lancasters were built. As of 2021, fewer than 17 remain and Just Jane is one of them! The aircraft even has a story. Originally built in Lancashire for deployment in the Far East, upon the surrender of Japan in 1945 the aircraft was put into storage in Llandow, until 1952. It was then sold to the French Naval Air Arm, where she flew for 10 years, before heading to New Caledonia (a French territory to the east of Australia), where she was painted white and used for cartography and air sea rescue. The French then presented the aircraft to the Historical Aircraft Preservation Society and in 1965 the aircraft began a long journey from Sydney Australia, over to Biggin Hill. Following a brief residence at Lavenham, the aircraft was put to auction at Blackpool Airport – an airport where members of the AvPay team learned to fly! The aircraft then stood at RAF Scampton as gate guard, the airfield from which the famous Dam Busters of 617 Squadron Flew. It was then purchased and brought to East Kirkby Airfield, where she remains today. Now consider the thousands of stories behind all of the aircraft sitting in aviation museums throughout the world, just waiting to be discovered! Donate to museums you care about on the AvPay Aviation Museum Directory.