Carolinas Aviation Museum

Famous among locals and visitors the Carolinas Aviation Museum at Charlotte Douglas International Airport is committed to instructing guests about the significance of flying to society. Established by Floyd and Lois Wilson in 1992, the exhibition hall plans to protect aeronautics legacy with a gathering of in excess of 50 stationary flying machine and littler memorable avionics related things. The exhibition hall additionally brags a iety of still-operational memorable air ship, for example, the B-17, B-24, B-29 and Berlin Airlift C-54. The Carolinas Aviation Museum is home to a broad research library - the 9,000-volume Dolph Overton Aviation Library- - and the Bat Cave Storage and Restoration Facility. The gallery additionally displays an assortment of instructive shows, projects, and exercises and assets for classroom learning.