WHERE AVIATION COMES TO LIFE
A Journey Through the History of Flight
Nestled at the heart of Oakland International Airport, the Oakland Aviation Museum stands as a testament to the rich and vibrant history of aviation in the Golden State. Founded in 1981, the Museum proudly celebrates the remarkable achievements of those who shaped the skies.
Preserving the Legacy of Flight
Within our walls stand stories of innovation, perseverance, and human triumph. We meticulously preserve and exhibit a diverse collection of historical aircraft, showcasing the fascinating evolution of air travel from its humble beginnings to the cutting-edge technology of today.
More Than Just Planes
Our mission extends far beyond simply displaying aircraft. We aim to inspire and educate visitors of all ages through:
- Interactive exhibits highlighting significant moments in aviation history.
- Educational programs for students and adults that delve into the science, engineering, and culture of flight.
- Field trips tailored to schools, empowering young minds with a fascination for aviation.
- Open Cockpit Days offering unique opportunities to explore aircraft cockpits and interact with aviation experts.
Celebrating Technological Advancements
From the iconic Boeing School of Aeronautics building, where generations of pilots were trained, to the restored aircraft that grace our grounds, our campus is a testament to the remarkable advancements in aviation technology. We celebrate the stories of those who dared to dream of soaring through the skies and the engineers who brought those dreams to life.
A Place for Everyone
The Oakland Aviation Museum welcomes anyone with a passion for aviation. We offer:
- Guided tours for individuals or groups to explore the Museum at their own pace.
- Short and Solent Tours for a closer look at specific aircraft.
- Aircraft restoration workshops where you can witness the meticulous process of bringing historic planes back to their former glory.
- Private events and rentals to celebrate special occasions with a touch of aviation magic.
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