Olympic Flight Museum

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Address(1)   Address(2)   City Olympia State Washington Zip 98501 Country USA Contact   Phone 360-705-3925 Fax

Exhibits - By Primary role

Advanced Trainer - 'AT' 1924-1948   North American AT-6 (Texan) Serial No: UNK02819     Attack - 'A' 1962-Present   Douglas EA-1E (Skyraider) Serial No: UNK02826   Fighter (Japan)   Mitsubishi A6M2 (Zero) Serial No: UNK02823   Fighter - 'F' 1922-1962   Goodyear FG-1D (Corsair) Serial No: UNK02818   Pursuit - 'P' 1925-1947   North American P-51D (Mustang) Serial No: UNK02821   Transport - 'C' 1925-1962   Fairchild C-123B (Provider) Serial No: UNK02827   [Not yet classified]   F-104 Serial No: UNK02829     F-84 Serial No: UNK02830     F4F Serial No: UNK02822     HAWHUN Serial No: UNK02831       L-39 Serial No: UNK02825       SNJ Serial No: UNK02824       T-28 Serial No: UNK02828       TBM Serial No: UNK02820

Reviews / Comments by our visitors

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Edward Smith  Yelm, Washington	I have lived in the area since 1976. I have been to the airshows at the Olympia Airport and loved my experiences there. There is an aircraft who really needs a loving home. A full-size scale replica of Airwolf is currently displayed on ebay. This is a beautifully restored Bell 222. It is now located in Pigeon Forge, TN, USA. As an avid Airwolf fan who has met the real Airwolf at Jetcopters, Inc (Van Nuys, Calif.) in 1986 I would love to see The Lady come and live at Olympia. The original helicopter is long gone---sold to a rescue company in Germany where it crashed during a fire fighting job in 1991. Check out this truly exquisit remake! Edward Smith Lion of Yelm 02/14/2008 @ 07:34 [ref: 6766]
Logan Thorning  Olympia, Washington	This museum far surpasses the standards for a static display museum, the planes in their hanger all fly! My favorite plane is the TBM Torpedo bomber. You can even sit in a static/mobile T-28 Trojan. It's cool to see these planes fly at their air show every June! 08/09/2007 @ 19:10 [ref: 6216]
David  , Washington	The aircraft that are present are in great condition although the staff seemed not very helpful and interested in their jobs. Unfortunate. 09/27/2004 @ 17:12 [ref: 3429]
Tom Kuchman (OFM Member)  Olympia, Washington	Definetly one of the best air museums around. Most of the photos were taken at their September 9,2002 fly-in. It's really enjoyable seeing these aircraft up close and not behind a railing, and even better seeing them flying. 11/11/2002 @ 00:23 [ref: 2661]
Peter W. Scott  , Washington	The ISP for the Olympic Flight Museum has changed to the OlympicInsider. The new URL for the museum is: www.olympicflightmuseum.com Thanks, Scotty/Web Master/OFM 08/10/2002 @ 11:28 [ref: 2374]
philip simmons (museum member)  tenino, Washington	in your last newsletter you requested tools for the shop. I have an old sears radial arm saw and bench. It worked fine the last time I used it a year ago. If you are intreasted, I will dig it out. thank you philip simmons 264-5465 brekin@earthlink.net 03/05/2002 @ 20:33 [ref: 1923]

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