444 aviation museums in 50 countries – a good stop before or after an airshow. Pick a country or a U.S. state for the list, a map and the airshows nearby.
All 444 museums on one map.
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By country
- United States226
- United Kingdom44
- Japan22
- Canada21
- Germany21
- Australia16
- France10
- Finland6
- New Zealand5
- Ukraine5
- Spain4
- India4
- Turkey4
- Argentina3
- Czechia3
- Italy3
- Russia3
- Austria2
- Belgium2
- Bulgaria2
- Brazil2
- China2
- Colombia2
- Norway2
- Nepal2
- Sweden2
- Taiwan2
- South Africa2
- Armenia1
- Bolivia1
- Switzerland1
- Chile1
- Denmark1
- Estonia1
- Hungary1
- Iran1
- South Korea1
- Latvia1
- Malta1
- Mexico1
- Philippines1
- Poland1
- Portugal1
- Romania1
- Serbia1
- Saudi Arabia1
- Singapore1
- Slovakia1
- Uruguay1
- Venezuela1
By U.S. state
- Alabama4
- Alaska2
- Arizona3
- Arkansas2
- California26
- Colorado8
- Connecticut2
- Delaware1
- District of Columbia1
- Florida14
- Georgia9
- Hawaii2
- Idaho3
- Illinois8
- Indiana3
- Iowa4
- Kansas5
- Kentucky2
- Louisiana3
- Maine3
- Maryland5
- Massachusetts2
- Michigan5
- Minnesota3
- Missouri3
- Montana2
- Nebraska1
- New Hampshire2
- New Jersey4
- New Mexico5
- New York8
- North Carolina4
- North Dakota3
- Ohio10
- Oklahoma3
- Oregon6
- Pennsylvania8
- South Dakota1
- Tennessee2
- Texas21
- Utah4
- Virginia5
- Washington9
- Wisconsin4
- Wyoming1
Museums from Wikidata (CC0), which anyone can edit. Check opening times and whether a museum is open on its own website.
Worth bringing
- Hearing protection Fast jets are very loud, especially for children. Ear defenders or foam plugs make the day much nicer.
- Sun protection Airfields have little shade: hat, sunglasses and sunscreen, even on cloudy days.
- Folding chair or blanket You may stand or sit for hours. Check the show rules first – some sites limit chairs near the crowd line.
Check each show’s own rules for allowed items. Full list: what to bring to an airshow.