American Airpower Museum, Farmingdale

About American Airpower Museum

American Airpower Museum operates AT-6 and WACO aircraft flights where visitors can experience vintage warbird flying from the same runways that dispatched P-47 Thunderbolts during World War II. The museum displays both flying and static aircraft across hangars at Republic Airport in Farmingdale, where legendary aircraft manufacturers including Grumman and Republic Aviation once produced fighters that shaped aviation history. Guests tour restored aircraft, view exhibits about Long Island's role in the Arsenal of Democracy, and attend seasonal events including Halloween Haunted Hangar celebrations. The museum hosts Honor Flight veteran reunions and living history experiences tied to D-Day operations. Children three and under enter free with a paying adult, while general admission tickets are sold online on the museum's website. The venue suits aviation enthusiasts, history buffs, and families interested in hands-on encounters with operational warbirds and restoration work. Located in Farmingdale, New York, the American Airpower Museum charges admission at multiple price levels published online.