American Museum of Aviation

The American Museum of Aviation, based in Las Vegas, Nevada, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and showcasing America’s rich aerospace heritage, encompassing both commercial and military aviation. The museum focuses on preserving, restoring, and exhibiting classic propeller-driven and turbine-powered aircraft to educate the public and honor aviation history.

American Museum of Aviation

1613 Chesterfield Ave

Las Vegas

Nevada

USA

www.americanmuseumofaviation.org

info@AmericanMuseumofAviation.org

As of now, the American Museum of Aviation is in the development phase and is not yet open to the public. The organization is actively working to secure a location in the Las Vegas area and funding to establish a permanent facility for their collection.

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Aircraft collection

Convair 440 N323CF, American Museum of Aviation Las Vegas
N512DA

N601UA

N301UA

59-2579

N1022C

N323CF

N4889C

82-23355

N7351P

51-12983

Boeing 727-232

Boeing 767-222

Boeing 767-223 (cockpit)

Boeing B-52G Stratofortress (cockpit)

Convair 240

Convair 440

Douglas DC-7B

Hughes Ah-64A Apache (fuselage)

Piper PA-24-250 Comanche

North American F-86E Sabre (tail)

Their Mission

  1. Have the location/land to house our new home in the Las Vegas valley.
  2. Secure funding for building our new home for the public.
  3. Meet with supporters that share the same dream.
  4. Connect with the business’ in the valley to help support the cities first all aviation museum.
  5. Bring aviation history, science and education to the public.

Their Goals

  1. To build a First Class Air & Space Museum centered around Propeller Driven & Turbine Powered Commercial & Military Classics.
  2. To preserve, restore & exhibit to the public, Classic Commercial & Military aircraft as flying museums for Historical & Educational purposes and our Future Generations.
  3. To house aircraft & cockpit displays and other Historical Airline & Military memorabilia based at our future site in the Las Vegas area.
  4. Display complete aircraft; Boeing 727, F-86, F-4, F-16, and F-15.
  5. Cockpit projects include an AA Boeing 767, LA Dodgers Boeing 720, Bonanza Airlines F-27, Mohawk Airlines Convair 240, TWA Convair 880, Delta Boeing 757.
  6. Flying aircraft projects include but not limited to Douglas DC-3, Convair 440, USAF C-131C, North American B-25, Navy T-44A, Bell H-13 and Bell UH-1A.