Sixty-five years ago, the current home of the American Airpower Museum was a crucial part of aircraft manufacturing for our nation’s military—the complex produced over 9,000 P-47 Thunderbolts in Farmingdale. The "Jug", as it was lovingly nicknamed for its massive assembly line construction, went on to defeat the best pilots in the German Luftwaffe. Today, no American aviation museum with a squadron of operational World War II aircrafts has a more appropriate setting for its flight operations. Now you can plan your next event anniversary, wedding, corporate outing, or other celebration at the American Airpower Museum and take a walk through history in an authentic WWII airplane hangar. Planes move around or can be stationed outside (weather
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Sixty-five years ago, the current home of the American Airpower Museum was a crucial part of aircraft manufacturing for our nation’s military—the complex produced over 9,000 P-47 Thunderbolts in Farmingdale. The "Jug", as it was lovingly nicknamed for its massive assembly line construction, went on to defeat the best pilots in the German Luftwaffe. Today, no American aviation museum with a squadron of operational World War II aircrafts has a more appropriate setting for its flight operations. Now you can plan your next event anniversary, wedding, corporate outing, or other celebration at the American Airpower Museum and take a walk through history in an authentic WWII airplane hangar. Planes move around or can be stationed outside (weather permitting) to allow the perfect set up for your very special event. Your guests can see these “warbirds” up close, and the guests of honor can even arrange special flight experiences. « Less
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