| Combat Air Museum |
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Reviews / Comments by our visitors
| Tom Johnson K.C., Missouri |  I agree with T. Andes! What a waste of aircraft! Get a new Admin. Run the place like you mean it ....or close it! 07/06/2008 @ 18:20 [ref: 8160] |
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| T. Andes Salina, Kansas | I agree with the last review. Get creative! No air museum can survive on pancake feeds! Does this place have a paid director? Fire him and get someone creative!! Soon!!!!! 03/21/2008 @ 17:55 [ref: 7232] |
| Jon Jackson Wichita, Kansas | After reading the reviews I decided to see for myself. Great planes,poor management. For funding ask for Kansas Economic Development money from the KS Lottery! Use the Kansas Cosmosphere as and example of what can be done for a building...although it is poorly run also. Wh not have something going on to showcase your museum when ther are thousands of people two blocks away at the big drag races. Put more signs on interstate to show how to get there. Why not have a monthly think tank by volunteers to come up with new ideas. DUH! 02/22/2008 @ 19:12 [ref: 6838] |
| Dave Topeka, Kansas |  T. I'm not trying to start an ongoing disagreement but I would like to hear what you would recommend the Museum do to improve the quality of its presentation - other than the unrealistic statement "Clean up this dump or close it! Only in Kansas!" I tried to give a reasoned arguement about the efforts of a dedicated band of volunteers to preserve these precious aircraft within the constraints of little or no major funding. The hangers are rented and I agree a new building would be a better place to show the range of aircraft - do you know of any funding sources that the Museum could approach that would help towards providing an improved facilities? Also, what Museums would you say were ideal examples of what the Combat Air Museum should aspire to? It's always very easy to criticise destructively but not that easy to give reasoned and constructive suggestions - this is what I'm hoping that you can give us on this board - that the Museum volunteers or others can work towards. 12/27/2007 @ 10:37 [ref: 6630] |
| T. Andes salina, Kansas | Get real Dave! 12/19/2007 @ 17:59 [ref: 6599] |
| Dave Topeka, Kansas | I disagree with the previous comment, completely. This museum is run by true enthusiasts who do not have major funding or backing and most of the cash they raise are through pancake bakes etc. Sure, the buildings could be more modern if funding was available but the aircraft on display are painstakingly restored by an all-volunteer group of retirees and the results. If one can see the "before" photos (as I have) to the restored versions on display, the planes are in excellent condition. The display of combat aircraft engines is unique and some of the engines can very rarely be seen anywhere outside of the major air museums that are better funded (Smithsonian, Seattle, San Diego etc. etc.). Take some time to linger, enjoy and appreciate what has been achieved by a band of true veterans. 11/01/2007 @ 11:20 [ref: 6461] |
| T. Andes Salina, Kansas | It's still an aviation dump! 08/29/2007 @ 11:50 [ref: 6263] |
| CACHO EL ESTRAGO, Maryland | Me eche un hermoso polvo con mi novia arriba de uno de los aviones. Que chupada de concha quele hice. PorDiosssssssssss!!!!!!!!!!!! 04/03/2007 @ 16:20 [ref: 5784] |
| T. Andes Salina, Kansas | Anyone who would give this place five stars is nuts! Have you ever been to a real aviation museum? This place gets worse every time I stop! Old, dirty, hot or cold inside and run down and a bad place to visit! Don't waste your time or money! Clean up this dump or close it! Only in Kansas! 01/08/2007 @ 20:10 [ref: 5521] |
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