The Military Aviation Museum is a Virginia Beach attraction built around one of the world’s largest collections of flying vintage military aircraft. Rather than a static hangar of grounded planes, it presents aviation history as something that still takes to the air, organized across WWI and WWII collections.
The site lays out what a visit involves: hours, tickets, directions, membership, and group visits, alongside exhibits such as the Goxhill Watch Office, Halle 6 in Cottbus, the Water Tower, and the WWI Hangar. Beyond exhibits, it covers airplane rides, restoration updates from The Fighter Factory, aviation history webinars, and a calendar of air shows and events including flying proms and living history weekends.
Education is a substantial part of the offering, with an aviation adventure camp, school programs, home educator resources, and scouting and youth group options. Supporters can donate, adopt a plane, join The Warbird Society, sponsor events, or volunteer, and private events and birthday parties can be booked on site.
Before visiting, check the current hours and buy tickets online, and review the events calendar since air shows and seasonal flying days draw crowds. Groups and educators should arrange visits in advance through the dedicated pages. In short, it is a destination where aircraft collections, restoration, and public events meet.
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