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aviators of the future inspired.

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  • See our aircraft, explore the heritage of aviation, enjoy the wonders of flight.
  • Join with us as we explore the past and anticipate the future of flight.
  • We solicit the support of aviation enthusiasts around the state, nation and world. Come share with us the power, the marvels and the beauty of flight.
  • Our board, our members and our supporters encourage you to enjoy this premier air and space museum. Witness our passion.

 

 

 

Sharing the wonder of the heavens and the inventions that take us there.

 

Restoration Project of

Bobby Speed's 'Beercat'

Our Mission is to educate all generations through a hands-on experience in restoring and preserving aircraft, bringing them to the highest museum standards. We work on Fridays from 11am - 3pm. Please visit the office or contact the Museum at 806-335-9159 for more information.

North American P-51D Mustang

A great fighter/escort aircraft of World War II.

 

Grumman C-11A

N946NA Shuttle Training Aircraft (STA)

NASA astronaut training aircraft.

 

 

de Havilland C-7 Caribou

Viet Nam era troop/cargo carrier. (Student gives her camera to the Amarillo Mayor and asks him to take a group photo.)

 

 

Bobby Speed "Beercat"

Built in Adrian, Texas by Bobby Speed

and flown by Bobby in six

National Championship Air Races in Reno, Nevada

 

North American P-51D Mustang

Our mission is twofold--to inspire youth of the Texas Panhandle in pursuit of careers in science and technology, and, to assemble, document and share the aviation history of the area, state, nation and world.

 

Beech T-34B Mentor

 

Military trainer - museum restoration project - on display in Pampa, Texas awaiting display space at the Amarillo, Texas museum facility.

 

 

History Presentation

Jack Casey and Kaleb Thomason sharing aviation history with Amarillo Genealogical Society. (Click 'Early Years' above and then click 'Airports' to see more.)

Lockheed T-33A Shooting Star

Awaiting transport to museum

 
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