Compiled List of Aircraft-Accessible Aviation Museums

26. The Warbird Museum in Titusville, FL is accessible from GA.

http://www.vacwarbirds.org

Warbird Airshow- March 13 & 14, 2004 See site for fly-in info.

33. Kermit Weeks' Fantasy of Flight, near Lakeland, Fl.

http://www.fantasyofflight.com/
Note: Fantasy of Flight does not allow individual fly-in.
You must make prior arrangements and have a group of 10 or more planes.
Or participate in the Florida Pilots Associations fly-in
(http://www.floridapilot.com) .

Canadian Bush Plane Heritage Center and Museum

The Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre is located in the historic former
Ontario Provincial Air Service hangar at the edge of the St. Marys River in
downtown Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada. Sault Ste. Marie (also known as
the Soo) is located on the border between Canada and the United States at
the hub of the Great Lakes. It is easily reached through Ontario via
Trans-Canada Highway 17 or through Michigan via US Interstate I-75.

The Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre is also an official, registered
water-based airport for floatplanes, as well as an excellent helicopter
landing site.
Canadian Federal designation PX8

--
Jim Burns III

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There is also a small helicopter museum at Lenhardt's Airpark in Hubbard
Oregon.

- Carl -

Helicopter museum at Brandwine PA (N99)
One of the prototype V-22 Osprey sits in front.

Lexington KY has an air museum (KLEX) on the field that you can park in
front of.

Warhawk Air Museum located that the Nampa, Idaho airport (S67).
http://www.warhawkairmuseum.org/
http://www.sadona.com/nampa_air/

Wayne
http://www.soaridaho.com/Schreder



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There is also a small helicopter museum at Lenhardt's Airpark in Hubbard
Oregon.

- Carl -

"Jay Honeck" wrote in message
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22. Around he The Museum of Flight (WHERE IS "HERE"? :-)

Sorry: the Pacific Northwest. http://www.museumofflight.org/, right by the
end of BFI 13R.

-- David Brooks

Wildwood, New Jersey Naval Air Station museum

http://www.usnasw.org/

Add another to your list: The Reynolds-Alberta Museum, at Wetaskiwin,
Alberta, Canada, ident CEX3, not far south of Edmonton. It's a great
collection of antique cars, trucks, tractors and airplanes. Right on
the airport.
See http://www.eidnet.org/local/aqueduct/ram.htm

Dan

Another Canadian museum:

Victoria, BC's British Columbia Aviation Museum (http://www.bcam.net/)
have a nice collection of mostly non-flying aircraft, and a few flying ones. They just
(summer 2003) restored a Noorduyn Norseman to full flying status. There
are always several aircraft in the restoration hanger as well, which is
also open to the public.

They're right on Victoria Int'l Airport (CYYJ) grounds, and have a taxiway
to the apron, but I'm not sure what the deal would be about taxiing right
to the Museum. If you can't, the Victoria Flying Club
(http://www.flyvfc.com/) has parking, cheap gas, and is only a 5-10min
walk away from the Museum. There are also several other FBOs on the field.

Brian.