Oakland Aviation Museum

Situated on a noteworthy landing strip on the edges of Oakland, Oakland Aviation Museum includes a pack of old, decommissioned airplane, including super-old military and private traveler planes. Not the greater part of the flying machines here are in place – for example, a standout amongst the most prominent displays is the nose segment counting cockpit of a Douglas DC-6B.

There are additionally pilot training programs and an enormous Solent III Flying Boat, one of just two remaining on the planet. On the off chance that you or your children need to sit behind the throttles of OAM's planes, design your visit around the organization's Open Cockpit Days. Check the site or call ahead for planning data.