Museum Closed for the Holidays
Mid America Flight Museum will be closed until the spring of 2022 for the holidays. Follow us on Facebook for regular updates and for info about our reopening! See you soon!
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UH-1H and Her Crew Chief Reunited
On Saturday, June 6th, 2020, David L. Riley and his wife Cheryl of Kokomo, Indiana, made their way to Mid America Flight Museum to rediscover what was for him, a long lost love. It had [...]
WWII Naval Pilot’s Daughter Reconnects With Historic Seaplane
Lt. Charles A. Cash It’s doubtful that a young man born and raised in Malvern, Arkansas, would one day expect to find himself flying 14 and 16 hour missions across the vastness of [...]
Something Not Seen Every Day
Probably doing anything else, the tug of dual cameras around my neck might have been annoying, but they were of little or no discomfort slipping along through the air over and around Lake Bob Sandlin. [...]
Welcome to the World of an Air Saw Pilot
It was early on a September morning three years ago when we at Mid America Flight Museum discovered and thankfully, got to know helicopter pilot Dan Miller. I had driven through the country side [...]
An Aviation Enthusiast of a Different Flavor
Nathan Nash standing with his recreation of the MAFM WWII Grumman Duck Hundred degree days do little to give us the first hint of fall but he has not lost sight of the fact [...]
Farewell Jim Leavelle
A Fairwell to Jim Leavelle, by Wayne Minor, We are saddened to hear of the passing of Retired Police Detective Jim Leavelle, of the Dallas Police Department. It was in August of 2016 [...]