Kansas Aviation Museum

Find us at the intersection of South George Washington Boulevard and 31st Street South adjacent to McConnell Air Force Base. Open every day except Thursday.

The Kansas Aviation Hall of Fame preserves the memory of extraordinary citizens of Kansas who have made contributions to aviation of statewide or national significance.

Dozens of talented, dedicated and highly skilled volunteers donate countless hours of their time restoring aircraft so they can take their place telling the story of Kansas aviation. Restoration projects range from the earliest production aircraft to the much revered Beechcraft Bonanza.

Our archives are a gold mine of aviation history for the United States and the world. We have original documents, photographs, negatives, drawings, periodicals and blueprints of many historic aircraft.

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Daily Admission | Archive Tours

Plan Your Visit

Hours | Location
Pricing

Events

Speakers | Honor Awards
Special Events

Education

Tours | Restoration
Research

A Unique and Beautiful Setting for your Big Day

Original 1935 Terrazzo Marble Flooring
Stunning Backdrop of Aviation History

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A Unique and Beautiful Setting for your Big Day

Original 1935 Terrazzo Marble Flooring
Stunning Backdrop of Aviation History

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Redefining Aerospace Education

Honored by the Wichita Business Journal Innovation Awards, KAM continues to lead the way with industry-redefining educational programs.

Named Best Museum in Kansas

LOVE Exploring scoured the country to pick the best museum in every state, KAM is honored to one of their picks.

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Senior Thursday Presentation Series

Senior Thursday is a free presentation series that takes place on the 2nd Thursday of each month. Click the link for more information!

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Reel Action

While visiting, be sure to take some time and enjoy our Air Capital Theater proudly sponsored by Bank of America

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Old School Cool

Wichita was a major destination for nearly every aviation luminary of the times. Charles Lindbergh, Kansas’ own Amelia Earhart, Fred Astaire and many other celebrities crossed the ramp, admired the beautiful art deco terminal and dined in its cafeteria.

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