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We are scheduled to reopen Thursday September 24th at 11AM. 

Due to COVID restrictions, we have cancelled the annual Fly In that was scheduled for this Saturday, as well as our member dinner in October.

Check back here or on our Facebook page for any updates.

Stay safe, keep your distance and each your hands! We hope to see you soon!

Open Thursday - Sunday 11:00am to 5:00pm
Front of Museum (Photo by Richard Schoenberger)
Bulldog (Photo by Richard Schoenberger)
Star Duster (Photo by Richard Schoenberger)
WWII Memorabilia (Photo by Richard Schoenberger)
Flitfire (Photo by Richard Schoenberger)
Biplane (Photo by Richard Schoenberger)
Aeronca
Preddy (Photo by Richard Schoenberger)
Aerosport Quail (Photo by Richard Schoenberger)

Welcome to the
North Carolina Aviation Museum
and Hall of Fame!

"Where the past meets the present!"

Immerse yourself in aviation history! See stunning military artifacts and civilian memorabilia from WWI to the present including an impressive collection of military vehicles, weapons, equipment, uniforms, and a flight simulator; and a Piper J-3 "Flitfire" flown by Orville Wright. Gift shop on site.

Ticket Prices

Adults - $10 + tax (18+)
Military - $8 + tax (active or veteran)
Seniors - $8 + tax 
Students - $5 + tax (7 - 17)
age 6 and under - Free

No personal checks. Cash or credit cards only. Cannot accept credit card purchases $5 or less, sorry. Cannot break $100 bills as we keep less than $100 for change on hand. We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone.

To book a group tour, photo shoot, wedding or birthday party, please contact us!

Hours

Open Thursday - Sunday, 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. In the event of severe weather operating hours may change, contact us for information.

For events, please see Events for days and hours.

Be sure to arrive before 4:00 pm to have time to enjoy history. Doors close at 5:00 pm!

Gift Shop

Our Gift Shop

Home to one of the largest collections of aircraft models in the Southeast, our gift shop has more than 100 historically accurate models on display. Named after Navy veteran and long-time NCAM volunteer Henry Robert “Bob” Moon, all models were made by either Bob Moon or Lt. Col. Wayne Davidson. Once inside, please take your time and shop a bit, as we are a non-profit organization and appreciate any purchases you might make.