Nice museum to visit there is no admission fee and plenty of things to take pictures of. The gift shop was nice but I could not find a polo shirt with the base logo on it for men. Picked one up for my wife there but none for men.

I read this is the second largest aviation museum in the country. Admission is free and open most of the time. There is a website to check and be sure. Took two grandsons both toddlers and they had a great time. Several cockpits to climb in and play with numerous buttons and switches to appeal to little boys. Simulation areas... More

I take my kids here all the time. it's a great place to visit on rainy days and a great place to visit on sunny days. can't miss with this space.

The museum has a lot of airplanes, informational displays and demonstration hardware. The cafe is closed on Sunday, however.

The museum was laid out in various buildings. Each building depicted a different era of aviation. The staff was very friendly and informative. Well done.

There are four hangars, each for an era e.g. Vietnam and WW2. Also a static display of aircraft outside. A great collection and interesting history well presented.

This place is huge. You can spend all day there. Lots to see! There are several indoor hangars and outside planes as well.

This museum is located adjacent to Robins AFB, and is one of the better examples I have seen. Located well off the beaten path for most, this museum doesn't get nearly the visitor traffic that it deserves. There is no cost to tour the museum, but it does accept donations and has a nice gift shop as well. Exhibits include... More

If you enjoy aviation history, particularly military aviation history, you will certainly enjoy the world-class exhibits shared among several buildings and the grounds. Having been to Pensacola and the Smithsonian, I was glad to add this to my "bucket list". A national resource. From the time you come in and, if inclined, ask the docent volunteers about the museum, till... More