5/5 Danielle B. 2 years ago on Google
This
air
museum
is
beautifully
constructed
and
each
mural
is
painstakingly
painted.
The
items
in
the
museum
are
well
taken
care
of,
the
information,
the
guides,
the
exhibits.
You
can't
come
to
this
air
zoo
without
feeling
something
about
the
amount
of
history
you
visually
see.
The
aircraft
alone
can
take
your
breath
away,
just
imagining
the
machine
when
they
were
in
their
hayday
and
the
lives
that
were
changed
from
wars
and
tours.
There
are
sections
of
the
museum
that
will
open
your
eyes
to
what
some
of
the
young
men
and
women
who
served
in
wars
and
what
they
endured.
This
place
bring
you
as
close
to
the
machines
as
possible.
You
get
the
insiders
perspective
from
the
outside.
We
have
gone
here
a
couple
times
and
each
time
we
walk
away
with
more
information
and
appreciation.
With
COVID
still
lingering
social
distancing
is
a
must
and
mask
wearing
highly
recommended.
We
went
as
soon
as
they
opened
and
it
was
wonderful
the
lack
of
people
made
the
experience
of
viewing
the
aircraft
very
intimate
and
the
solitude
very
peaceful.
We
didn't
feel
rushed
nor
felt
the
need
to
engage
except
for
the
occasional
button
to
press.
They
sanitize
the
exhibits
regularly
for
those
being
touched
and
also
have
the
cafe
open
should
you
get
hungry.
I
recommend
the
caesar
salad
is
was
generous
in
portion
and
very
delicious.
My
son
had
the
turkey
sandwich
which
was
also
a
great
portion.
We
purchased
our
meals
ahead
which
was
nice
as
once
it
turned
lunch
time
we
were
hungry
and
the
items
were
ready.
The
staff
were
amazing
and
helpful
and
just
like
anything
else
in
this
time
frame
be
patient
as
low
staff
does
affect
businesses.
I
would
recommend
spending
at
least
4
hrs
to
seeing
it
all
and
go
back
in
time
from
the
exhibits.
You
will
thank
yourself
for
taking
the
time
to
appreciate
the
past.
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