Western Museum of Flight's Aviation Links

Here are some Internet Aviation Web site links. Enjoy!
 

Airliners of America, Inc.	Airliners of America, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation, restoration, and flying display of America's airline heritage.
American Aviation Historical Society	The American Aviation Historical Society's primary objective of the organization is the preservation and dissemination of the rich heritage of American aviation.  The Society maintains an extensive collection of books, documents and photographs that are available to members researching any topics of interest.
Airport Journals	Airport Journals.com A gathering of interesting aviation related magazine articles serving the general aviation community.
Aviation Museums	Aviation Museum Links Only museums in the United States, Canada, Great Britain, Australia, and New Zealand will be listed on this page. Closed or former museums are listed at the end.
Fleet Air Arm Archive	Fleet Air Arm Archive The Aircraft Home Page provides a comprehensive overview of naval aircraft 1939-1945, including an A-Z Aircraft Directory, Preserved aircraft, Aircraft wrecks and Museum Restorations, Flying and Air worthy Historic Aircraft and Warbirds, Manufacturers, Scale Models, Virtual Aircraft, Biobliographies, and Links to other Sources.
American Aces of WWll	Brief BIOS of high scoring American fighter pilots of World War Two.
Aircraft Wreck Finders Huntington Beach, CA.	The Aircraft Wreck Finders site is dedicated to the memory of those men and women who lost their lives in service to our nation, especially those who remain missing and unaccounted for, in the vastness of the American West and the Pacific Ocean.
Canadian Museum of Flight Langley, B.C., Canada	Canadian Museum of Flight's award winning site from our friends to the North.  Great airplanes and check out its Aviation Art Gallery.
Hiller Aviation Museum San Carlos, CA.	Hiller Aviation Museum highlights aviation innovations native to the area of Northern California.
John Fry Productions	John Fry is the publisher of American military airplane postcards that are sold in the gift shops of most of the air museums in the United States. They are also collected by aviation enthusiasts throughout the world.
Minter Field Air Museum Shafter, California	Minter Field Air Museum is dedicated to the commemoration and documentation of the role of aviation in the lives of the people of Kern County and Southern California.
National Air and Space Museum Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.	The National Air and Space Museum is the official Air Museum for the United States of America. The aircraft collection at the NASM is undoubtedly one of the finest in the world.
PENINSULA SENIORS	Peninsula Seniors  OUR MISSION - To improve and maintain a healthy and independent lifestyle and to maximize the quality of life for all of the adult population on the Peninsula and surrounding communities by providing programs and services that will; Promote dignity and self-esteem, Foster independence and self-determination, Foster social interaction and involvement in community life, Provide activities that promote a healthy lifestyle, Provide the opportunity for educational experiences, Provide social activities that bring the community together, Provide volunteer opportunities to highlight the wealth of talent on the Peninsula.
PilotAge	PilotAge is defined as "navigation by visual reference to landmarks". The "PilotAge.com" site contains information of interest to Southern California Pilots and other aviators and aviatrix flying from, into, or through the Los Angeles Basin area.
Planes of Fame Air Museum Chino, California	The Planes of Fame Air Museum houses over 150 aircraft at its two locations, the main facility at Chino Airport in California and a satellite museum near the Grand Canyon at Valley Airport in Arizona.
Preserved US Military Aircraft	The list of Preserved U.S. Military Aircraft is some 2,800 aircraft long. The criteria for inclusion in the list are: (1) the aircraft have or should have a US military serial numbers, and (2) the aircraft ended its service life with the US military.
San Diego Aerospace Museum San Diego, California	The San Diego Aerospace Museum is probably the finest aircraft museum on the West Coast of the United States. Their aircraft collection and quality of aircraft are top drawer!
Museum of Aviation Warner Robins, GA	Visitors to Warner Robins will discover the "Crown Jewel" of Middle Georgia -- the Museum of Aviation, now the second largest museum in the United States Air Force. Displaying 93 aircraft and hundreds of exhibits on a beautiful 43 acre site, the museum has grown into a significant exhibit, education and cultural center drawing more than 700,000 visitors a year.
Santa Maria Museum of Flight  Santa Maria, California	Santa Maria Museum of Flight, Santa Maria began. In May of 1988. The mini museum and gift shop were opened in the Santa Maria airport terminal. This Collection has expanded significantly.
Skytamer Images Whittier, California	The Skytamer Images has a lot of great photos taken at air shows and air museums plus aviation databases and links to databases.
The Museum of Flying Santa Monica, California	The Museum of Flying, located in Santa Monica, California, houses a rare collection of World War II fighter aircraft. The majority of the aircraft within the collection are in flight ready condition.
Torrance Cultural Arts Center Foundation Torrance, California	Experience quality performers in exclusive South Bay appearances at the exceptionally intimate, acoustically superior 500-seat Armstrong Theatre. Share the excitement of live shows from science to storytelling with kids of all ages. Immerse yourself in music and dinner at monthly Jazz Cabarets in the Nakano Theatre.
United States Air Force Museum Wright Patterson AFB, Dayton, Ohio	The United States Air Force Museum is probably the premier Aviation Museum in the World!
WWII Aviation Heritage	WWII Aviation Heritage strives to preserve the history of American Aviation through audio and video recordings, of events and places, as told by the actual aviators – men and women – who impacted the course of modern history. To archive and make available for future generations the stories that are only in their minds, shoe boxes and dusty closets, before these recollections are lost to time.