Compiled List of Aircraft-Accessible Aviation Museums

Don't think I saw any mention of the Florida Air Museum in Lakeland Fl at
the site of the Sun N Fun EAA fly in.
http://www.sun-n-fun.org/content/mus...section=museum

Vaughn

"Jay Honeck" wrote in message news:%rVKb.85315$xX.597512@attbi_s02...
WOW! I had no idea this thread would be so productive! Here is the list,
compiled from all of your posts.

Jay,

Please see my and Jim Weir's posts on other thread. You missed
one you've even been to yourself!

Regards,
Sydney

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.

If you are ever visiting India, do lookout for warbirds in whatever
city you do visit.

http://www.warbirdsofindia.com has all the details.

All the best,
Lars