WASP: Women Flyers of WWII
This new Telling Gallery exhibit highlights the heroic women pilots who served their country by flying military aircraft to bases around the world. Read More
The Borman Collection
This exhibit honors Frank Borman’s U.S. Air Force career, and his Gemini 7 and Apollo 8 missions. The exhibit itself contains dozens of items from Borman’s personal collection out of the more than 1,000 items donated to EAA.
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Virtual Cockpit Tours
Climb into the airplanes in our museum virtually to see what it is like to be in the pilot’s seat!
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COVID-19 Statement / EAA Aviation Museum is Closed
For the safety of our staff, volunteers and visitors the EAA Aviation Museum will be closed until further notice.
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Location
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3000 Poberezny Road
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, 54902
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Admission Rates
- EAA Members FREE
- Adults (19+) $12.50
- Seniors (62+) $10.50
- Veterans and Active Duty $10.50
- Youth (6-18) $9.50
- Children (5 and under) FREE
- Family Rate* $31.00
- Group Rates Available
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Hours
- Monday-SundayCURRENTLY CLOSED
In 1939, with the shadows of World War II covering Europe, the British Royal Air Force began looking for a new plane to increase its figh... Read More
EAA has constructed two “Spirit of St. Louis” replica aircraft to honor Charles Lindbergh and his aviation achievements.
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Say the name Bugatti and racecars should come to mind. Beautiful, fast and sleek the Bugatti racers dominated the European racing scene d... Read More
In 1923, test pilot Lt. Gomez Spencer flew inventor Juan de la Cierva's Autogiro in Madrid, Spain, marking the first controlled flight of... Read More