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USAF National Museum

LOCATION:  Dayton, OH

DATE:  JULY 06 - JULY 08, 2026

EVENT INFORMATION

JULY 06 - JULY 08  9:00AM-5:00PM

Additional Info:

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Notes:  Attending aircraft are subject to change due to weather and/or maintenance considerations. Aircraft and event status can quickly change. Check the Airpower website for the latest event information.

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This event is free. All guests can tour attending aircraft. Rides flights are not offered at this event.

GENERAL INFORMATION

  • Aircraft availability is subject to weather and maintenance conditions.

EVENT SCHEDULE

MONDAY 

  • B-29 Superfortress Cockpit Tours

  • B-24 Liberator Cockpit Tours

TUESDAY

  • B-29 Superfortress Cockpit Tours

  • B-24 Liberator Cockpit Tours

WEDNESDAY

  • B-29 Superfortress Cockpit Tours

  • B-24 Liberator Cockpit Tours

ATTENDING AIRCRAFT

B-29 Superfortress - FIFI

The most advanced heavy bomber of World War II, FIFI is the most famous flying B-29 Superfortress in the world. FIFI has toured the country since the 1970s, and has starred in several TV shows and motion pictures. 

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B-24 Liberator - Diamond Lil

Diamond Lil is the only B-24 Liberator still flying today. With over 18,400 Liberators built, the B-24 continues to hold the world records for most produced multi-engine aircraft and most produced US bomber in aviation history. At the zenith of production, Liberators came off the assembly line at an astonishing one per hour! 

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PT-13 Stearman

Experience the thrill of an open cockpit. The PT-13 trained more pilots to fly than any other aircraft during World War II.

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AT-6 Texan - Nella

The AT-6 (Advanced Trainer) was a flying classroom for pilots in World War II and beyond into the 1970s. The T-6 is an agile and nimble aircraft that taught generations of pilots advanced tactics and flight maneuvers. 

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