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Blue Grass Airport / Aviation Museum of Kentucky

LOCATION:  Lexington, KY

DATES:  JULY 29 - AUG 02, 2026

GENERAL ADMISSION

ADULTS:  $25.00

CHILDREN:  (Age 11-17)  $15.00

CHILDREN:  (Age 10 & Under)  FREE

Additional Info:

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  • All Admission tickets are purchased on-site on the day of the event and includes admission to the Museum

  • General admission include B-29 & B-24 cockpit tours when aircraft are available (the B29 & B24 may not be at all tour stops)

  • Complimentary admission for riders who purchase a ride flight experience online. Riders who purchase online also receive "one" complimentary admission for a single friend or family member

  • Attending aircraft and availability are subject to change

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EVENT INFORMATION

JUL 29 - Aug 2 - 9:00AM to 5:00PM

Additional Info:

Click the address above for map/directions.

 

Note:  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.

EVENT SCHEDULE

WEDNESDAY

  • B-29 Cockpit tours available all day

  • PT-13, T-6, & RC-45J aircraft available for rides all day (click "book a ride" below for availability)

THURSDAY

  • B-29 Cockpit tours available all day

  • PT-13, T-6, & RC-45J aircraft available for rides all day (click "book a ride" below for availability)

FRIDAY

  • B-29 Cockpit tours available all day

  • PT-13, T-6, B-25, & RC-45J aircraft available for rides all day (click "book a ride" below for availability)

SATURDAY

  • B-29 ride flights at 9:00AM & 10:30AM

  • B-29 cockpit tours will open after morning flights

  • PT-13, T-6, B-25 & RC-45J rides available for rides all day (click "book a ride" below for availability)

SUNDAY

  • B-29 ride flights at 9:00AM & 10:30AM

  • B-29 cockpit tours will open after morning flights

  • PT-13, T-6, B-25 & RC-45J rides available for rides all day (click "book a ride" below for availability)

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. Book a once-in-a-lifetime flight experience on this American aviation legend today or come out and visit for a hands on cockpit tour.

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STEP 1:  Click on a "Book a Ride" button to see aircraft dates, times, and seat availability

STEP 2: Click on the "select different date" button to see all available dates & times

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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. Book a ride today experience the skies in this one of a kind aircraft. Rides available Wednesday through Sunday. Click on "Book a T-6 Ride" below to see availability.

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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. A great experience for anyone looking to take to the skies.Rides available Wednesday through Sunday. Click on "Book a PT-13 Ride" below to see availability.

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RC-45J SNB - Big Oily Beast (BOB)

The C-45 is a military version of the civilian Beechcraft Model 18 or 'Twin Beech'. C-45s were used during World War II as a multi-engine trainer, for light cargo transport, and general transportation duties such as a VIP transport. With the ability to carry multiple passengers, the C-45 is an amazing experience for groups and families. The RC-45J is a specially designed version which features windows in the floor which offers a very unique flight experience. Seat prices start at $150.

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B-25 Mitchell - Show Me

The North American B-25 "Mitchell" is an American medium bomber introduced in 1941 and named in honor of Brigadier General William "Billy" Mitchell, a pioneer of U.S. military aviation. Used by many Allied air forces, the B-25 served in every theater of World War II. After the war ended, many B-25s remained in service for more than 40 years. Rides sell out fast. Book today to reserve your seat.

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