The Military Aviation Museum
Come visit the Military Aviation Museum, open to the public 7 days a week 9:00am – 5:00pm (except Thanksgiving & Christmas Day). Visit many of the WWII & WWI airshows and vintage flying aircraft throughout the year. Many of our restored warbirds fly and all are on display at our 6,000 sq ft museum hangar. Get close up and see these vintage warbirds how they looked and performed during the first & second world wars.
Military Aviation Museum – 1341 Princess Anne Rd, VA Beach, VA 23457 | Tel: 757 721 7767
Fighter Factory operates and mainatins many WWII & WWI flying military aircraft including:
Fighters | Bombers | Trainers |Liaison & Other historical Military antiques
Spitfire | P-51 Mustang | Hawker Hurricane | TMB Avenger | P-40 Curtiss | PBY Catalina | FG-1D | SNJ-2 | SNJ-4 | T28-D | Corsair | Dragon Rapide | B-17 Flying Fortress | B-17 omber | Polikarpov PO-2 | Polikarpov I-15bis | Polikarpov I-16 Rata | Polikarpov I-163 | YAK | A-26 Invader | Focke Wulf Fw-190 | Junkers JU-52 | Ryan PT-22 | Sopwith Strutter | Tiger Moth DH-82A | SPAD SXIII | FM-2 Wildcat | Stearman N2S-3 | AD-4 Skyraider | Alabtros D.Va | Avro 504K | Beechcraft T-34B | Bell P-63 | Bleriot X1 | Peashooter P26-D | Jungmeister 133C | Chipmunk DGC-1 | WACO YMF-5 | V1 Flying Bomb | Storch Fi-156 | Focke Wolfe FW-44J | Fokker Tri-Planes | Fokker Bi-Planes | Halberstadt | Hawker Fury | TG-4A | Russian LA-9 | Nieuport model 11 |
The above list is incomplete and we have more aircraft available at the museum
Fighter Factory – 1341 Princess Anne Road, Virginia Beach, Virginia, 23457
Fighter Factory
is the restoration & maintenance & facility for the
Military Aviation Museum.
The new hangar was recently built in April 2011 on the grounds of the Virginia Beach Airport adjacent to the Museum
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We employ a team of 15 highly skilled and experienced aviation technicians to ensure our aircraft remain safely in flight operational status. Meeting all FAA standards as required
Restoration Work
In addition to aircraft maintenance, Fighter Factory staff are also involved in much of the aircraft restoration projects, either on-site or at remote locations.
Whenever new aircraft are acquired for the museum it is the responsibility of Fighter Factory staff to become technically proficient and knowledgeable in that particular aircraft. To ensure flight safety for pilots & ground crew
