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Palm Springs Air Museum
Home to one of the largest displays of World War II aviation history, Palm Springs Air Museum honors the many contributions that U.S. pilots and citizens made towards winning the war. The collection includes a B-17 Flying Fortress, a F-16 Falcon, a F4F Wildcat, and a variety of other antique warbirds. No ropes or barriers separate visitors from exhibits. In addition to the three main air-conditioned hangars displaying 29 aircraft, relevant artwork, and other artifacts, there is a simulation center, a theater, a research library, and an airstrip, where flight demonstrations take place occasionally. With knowledgeable staff and a variety of hands-on activities, this museum will offer you a glimpse into this significant event in world history. Make Palm Springs Air Museum a part of your Palm Springs vacation plans using our Palm Springs trip itinerary maker.
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Palm Springs Air Museum reviews
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My favorite part of this visit was my husband’s enjoyment of this large museum. It was so much more than what either of us expected. We saw it when we landed in Palm Springs. I chuckled to myself...
My favorite part of this visit was my husband’s enjoyment of this large museum. It was so much more than what either of us expected. We saw it when we landed in Palm Springs. I chuckled to myself... more »
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Three hangers focused on WWII, both Axis and Allied aircraft. Another on the Korean conflict (Cold War jets) and Vietnam. Final hanger contains a F-117 Nighthawk (Gulf war). Dad was a WWII B17...
Three hangers focused on WWII, both Axis and Allied aircraft. Another on the Korean conflict (Cold War jets) and Vietnam. Final hanger contains a F-117 Nighthawk (Gulf war). Dad was a WWII B17... more »
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Palm Springs Pathfinders used one of the hangars as the venue for our 2022 Annual Gala. Lulu's catered the event and everything was beautiful. It's amazing how they transformed an airplane hangar into a formal venue that included areas for a formal sit down dinner for 200, a variety of casino style gaming tables, additionally areas for our silent auction and even a full sized antique car. Not cramped at all. Staff was professional and catered to all of our needs. Thank you P.S A.M. Job well done!!!
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Everything about this museum was impressive. Their collection of aircrafts and other artifacts from WW2-present were immense. My boyfriend and I agreed that a full day was needed to see and appreciate everything in each hangar in its entirety. It's also worth noting that the museum was very clean and well organized with very friendly, knowledgeable staff. We will absolutely come back during our next visit.
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